Sentence examples for mainly it will from inspiring English sources

Mainly, it will be because they remember the old Spitzer, the Rottweiler who stood up to Grasso and Langone and Sandy Weill.

But it's not just a matter of definition … mainly, it will be necessary to establish what right the west German acquired specifically for the Ampelmännchen.

In those areas where the party has done especially well (downtrodden, post-industrial towns in the north, the Essex suburbs and the eastern coast, mainly), it will give standing MPs a run for their money in the general election next year.The results for both the Conservatives and Labour were looking mixed.

Mainly, it will be anecdotal stories or general assertions, temporary in nature and easily disproved, similar to what we have heard for many years now.

Mainly, though, it will make you wish everyone would just quiet down.

Why? Mainly because it will not be dealing with the two things that currently excite most media interest in BBC News – impartiality and market impact.

He has his misgivings about this cold-blooded murder, mainly because it will force him to flee the country and abandon his saintly girlfriend Annie (Jasmine Trinca), a gorgeous nurse 20 years his junior.

Partly because they have said they will prioritise concluding trade deals with the EU, but mainly because it will be impossible to conduct meaningful trade negotiations with other countries until the precise nature of our own exit from the EU has been finalised.

Coming in second, right behind its neighbor across the Hudson, New Jersey has a lot in common with New York when it comes to retiring rich -- mainly, that it will be pretty hard to do it there.

This will suitably disrupt your own personality enough for your mind to absorb the "Seagalness"... mainly since it will leave you as crazy as he is.

The body can burn protein to survive, but it prefers carbohydrates and fats; so when you feed it mainly protein, it will go for the carbohydrates and fats you already have stored.