Sentence examples for mainly one of from inspiring English sources

But those calls have repeatedly been rebuffed by the Conservative prime minister, Stephen Harper, who has argued the problem is mainly one of domestic violence and criminality on indigenous reserves.

Mr. Bloomberg's message was mainly one of frustration.

It would be a nod of vindication, perhaps, but mainly one of grim recognition.

In the rural areas the problem is mainly one of housing quality.

It is one thing to notice the persistence of racism, quite another to interpret the history of black America as mainly one of continuity rather than mainly one of progress.

Turing said in 1950 that computers were fast enough already and "the problem is mainly one of programming".

At exactly the moment that the art of filmmaking expanded with a passionate new energy, Hollywood crystallized new formulas, ones just pliable enough to let in some bold new artists (mainly ones with a neoclassical streak) and just rigid enough to keep out many others, mainly ones of a more forthrightly modernist temperament, such as Gunn.

The differences are mainly ones of degree, not ideology.

The differences between the conceptual framework (derived from the literature) and the empirical framework are mainly ones of degrees.

Maybe mainly one for the senders of those letters then.

However, the authors previously mentioned focus mainly on one of the versions in the best case (mainly on data from the United States), without comparing them.