Sentence examples for mainly it has from inspiring English sources

Mainly, it has investigated the common soldier while leaving the top brass and policymakers untouched.

But mainly, it has gone over the heads of a vast generation of Roman Catholics who have no idea what it means: "Bishop Announces Plenary Indulgences".

Mainly, it has a health cost problem, private as well as public, which must be addressed (and which the Affordable Care Act at least starts to address).

But mainly it has been a hand-to-mouth existence for many centres with the enthusiasm of councils coming and going – and in recent years, there has been a lot more of the latter than the former.

But mainly it has been seen as an architectural stepchild, associated with fast and cheap construction for the middle class rather than the elite, in a boxy, unadorned style.

Of these three the chair is the most stable, mainly because it has a staggered arrangement of all its bonds.

It has affected the public consciousness far more than the relatively small number of cases -- 14,621 last year, mainly in the Northeast and Middle West -- might seem to warrant, mainly because it has infused anxiety into enjoyment of the outdoors.

So far, Mr. de Souza said, the site has not earned a profit, mainly because it has not yet built systems to capitalize on its users' consumerism.

From a population that was mainly local, it has changed so that a large percentage of its current inhabitants (∼56.5%) are immigrants from Northern Africa and South East Asia.

Gazprom's production is declining, mainly because it has not invested enough in developing new deposits.

FIFA, however, says the Iraqi federation has no case, mainly because it has not followed proper appellate procedure.