Sentence examples for mainly look at from inspiring English sources

I've even started buying The Wire magazine so I can think about things to search on Spotify – I mainly look at obscure stuff.

"We mainly look at newness in the restaurant world, things people are sharing on social media and innovation happening in other countries".

The Zayed National Museum will contain some local and regional treasures but mainly look at aspects of Sheikh Zayed's life and work.

This turns out to be particularly important in Italy where individuals' mobility is extremely low (see Faini et al. 1997) and workers mainly look at their local labor market.

The Durians fund will mainly look at other markets in Southeast Asia — principally Indonesia, Southeast Asia's largest economy, and Singapore — but may overlap co-invest with local funds in certain deals.

Whereas current installation cost algorithms mainly look at the number of access points (APs) [1, 2], the full installation cost of a wireless network planning solution includes many more aspects, such as the cabling costs, the costs of drilling holes through walls, and labor costs for getting the APs connected to the power and data network [3].

But that was not expected in the initial trial, which was mainly looking at safety.

Cameron is mainly looking at political efforts to stabilise the country, but is willing to step up military training.

I think he needs to get the maximum out of Gerrard and that means using him where he can win the ball and is mainly looking at the opposition's goal rather than back towards his own.

REMEMBER the simple days when we tabulated the extra revenue airlines were making beyond the basic fare by mainly looking at fees for checked bags and penalties for rebooking advance tickets that were not used as scheduled?

While students seeking academic careers are attractive — indicate that interest on the application — graduate admissions panels are mainly "looking at your ability to produce a piece of creative work: a dissertation or a thesis".