Sentence examples for mainly set up from inspiring English sources
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.
In 2010 all 203 academies were sponsored by businesses, religious groups or charities, and mainly set up to replace under-performing schools.
A composite acetylene black PTFE cathode consisting of a sheet active core and a dampproof coating that mainly set up a hydrophile hydrophobe balance on the cathode surface has been fabricated.
The old system a mess of competing agencies mainly set up to collect information on other countries, not on shadowy non-state actors like Mr bin Laden plainly needed changing.
To my surprise, the non-explosive scenes, which mainly set up, and sometimes leaven, the money shots (which here spew fire), rumble along with a jovial (jocular?) rough-hewn locker-room sentimentality that feels utterly sincere and even a little moving in a lion-in-winter sort of way.
The policy of the first decade of the twenty-first century focused much attention on rural household biogas before shifting its focus to agricultural engineering projects, and those policies supporting biogas development were mainly set up by the Ministry of Agriculture (MOA 2005, 2007; NDRC/MOA 2008).
Image-guided radiation therapy consists in acquiring in-room images to improve patient and mainly tumour set up accuracy.
My aim here is mainly to set up a contrast between the narcissistic tendencies of technology and the problem of actual love.
Education Secretary Michael Gove announced the link-up at an academy in central London, saying it would help underprivileged children because free schools were mainly being set up in poorer communities.
After the Guardian asked Blaiklock about the messages, she said her role "was only ever supposed to be temporary", and involved mainly helping Farage set up the party and get it registered with the Electoral Commission.
Mainly, however, they set up paradoxes about authenticity.
