Sentence examples for mainly led from inspiring English sources

Whereas American Ballet Theater and the Royal Ballet are mainly led by foreign stars, the Paris Opera still manages to be essentially French.

These protests are mainly led by Unite Against Fascism and Hope Not Hate, the latter an organisation whose leader is diametrically opposed to the libertarian-leaning Ukip.

Both groups have democracy in their names but are mainly led by reactionaries, unconcerned how many pawns die fighting their battles.

'Pretax profit at the investment banking unit, Barclays Capital, fell 32 percent, to £3 billion, last year from £4.4 billion in 2010, mainly led by its fixed-income, currency and commodity business.

Partnerships also go further than self-regulation, mainly led by the Portman Group, but Dr Sarah Wollaston, a member of the Commons health select committee, who introduced a private members bill last week calling for limits on alcohol marketing, echoes a lack of trust felt by some.

The clash reflects a fissure within conservative circles that deepened with the rise of the religious right in the 1980s, pitting those with a libertarian bent, who are most concerned with limiting government, against those, mainly led by evangelical Christians, who see same-sex marriage and abortion as acid tests.

It's a sudden burst of attention for two artists who, despite having long maintained a series of studios in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, mainly lead an isolated lifestyle out in their blue-collar woodlands.

Pyrolysis at higher temperatures (>500 °C) mainly leads to graphite.

However, it mainly leads to the overall cell behaviour.

All of these mainly lead to the failure of the roadway bearing capacity.

This means that for complex images like Baboon lossy compression mainly leads to reduction of their visual quality even if they are originally noisy.