Sentence examples for mainly set from inspiring English sources

Lochte's fashion sense used to be what mainly set him apart, but lately his performances are what stand out.

The three parts of the book are entitled "The Follower", "The Lover" and "The Guardian", and they are mainly set respectively in Lesotho, central Africa and India.

The Today programme solemnly reads out newspaper headlines each morning because, in print or online, the agenda is still mainly set by what used to be Fleet Street.

Conduits were mainly set up by banks as "off-balance-sheet" vehicles for themselves and their customers that allowed them to invest in slightly riskier assets.

There's no Disney tune in this piece that is mainly set to industrial and electronic music; and though it features an ensemble, he is clearly the star.

In 2010 all 203 academies were sponsored by businesses, religious groups or charities, and mainly set up to replace under-performing schools.

The administration's strategy, presented in a report to be published today, regards the government's role as one of mainly setting goals and working with the private sector to establish product and technology standards so the computer systems of doctors, hospitals, laboratories, pharmacists and insurers can efficiently communicate and share information.

Bruce Fein, a Justice Department official in the Reagan administration, said the marriage law "is not constitutionally flawed" because it mainly sets out the doctrine that a state cannot be forced to recognize public policy from other jurisdictions if it conflicts with the state's laws.

The most critical elements of the instruments are detailed to point out what mainly sets the test accuracy.

Our simulation model is based on the assumption that the flow rate mainly sets the rate of mixing of solvent and co-solvent.

My aim here is mainly to set up a contrast between the narcissistic tendencies of technology and the problem of actual love.