Sentence examples for mainly letting from inspiring English sources

FACED with the red-baiting of a Bloomberg aide -- and, by his silence, Mr. Bloomberg himself -- Mr. Green stayed cool, mainly letting an aide respond.

Females mainly let the males get on with this, and pick the winners.

China's first generation of retail websites mainly let individuals sell goods to each other.

The charity Action for Children has taken on the bulk of the contracts, which are mainly let by local authorities.

"Our other team-mate Ruby Harrold had completely finished and so she mainly let it all out on her.

Mr. Brown said he mainly lets friends in the house, and he checks people's references very carefully, ever since a particularly bad experience a few years ago.

The seven-storey home of Gitex contains around 20,000 square metres (215,000 square feet) of office space, mainly let to technology firms and call centres.

His most readable work is probably "La misère du monde" (Seuil; FFr69), which mainly lets others—France's down-and-under speak for themselves.If you boil away the jargon, Mr Bourdown-and-under speak down-and-under speak Manichaean conviction that social relations rest on domination: some people dominate, others are dominated.

It finally put out a less ambitious digital box in 1996 — which mainly let cable operators squeeze in more channels with better picture quality.

They're equipped with accelerometers, which mainly lets you use it in widescreen mode or shake it to skip to a new random track.

Instead, to push the shifter upward for the odd-numbered gears it is better to press on the large, smooth sphere of aluminium with the palm of the hand, which guides the shifter but mainly lets it find its own way.