Sentence examples for mainly referring from inspiring English sources

He was mainly referring to the developing world, where preventing traffic injuries lags behind fighting disease.

Mr. Ailes was mainly referring to the big advantage CNBC enjoys in distribution.

Maddon was mainly referring to a three-run fifth inning that gave Tampa Bay the lead and slowed Sabathia's momentum after he had pitched four scoreless innings.

Enders Analysis also pointed out that, contrary to Osborne claims about the BBC's "imperialist" ambitions – although he was mainly referring to online – the corporation's share of total British television revenues is in long-term decline as a percentage.

In the last two hours, Soura Dasgupta has sent 30 emails calling me a racist and a "wanker", mainly referring to the first email of his that I deleted having originally posted earlier in the session.

Permanent deformation, mainly referring to rutting, is one of the main distress modes of asphalt pavement.

It mainly referred to how they had paid their dues and were ready to take the next step.

The head of the Association of Tennis Professionals noted that the reports mainly refer to events from "about 10 years ago".

Leaving Alexandria (Canongate) implies Cavafy, but the title mainly refers to Richard Holloway's Alexandria, near Glasgow, where this former bishop of Edinburgh grew up.

"And while the BBC and BuzzFeed reports mainly refer to events from about 10 years ago, we will investigate any new information, and we always do.

number mainly refers to workers who — being no longer so dependent on employers for their health-care safety net — may choose to retire earlier or work part time.