Sentence examples for mainly signed from inspiring English sources

"This is summer — do you know how many people are out of town?" asked Professor Erie, who envisions stacks of petitions mainly signed by "tourists who want to get in on the action".

The letter, drafted by MP Michal Rozin, and mainly signed by opposition lawmakers, said that, "while leaders around the world condemn the Republican presidential candidate's racist and outrageous remarks, Netanyahu is warmly embracing him" and any meeting would "disgrace Israel's democratic character and hurt its Muslim citizens".

But only about 2percentt of deaf or hearing-impaired people use mainly sign language.

The chilliness and unpleasant voting habits of most delegates were mainly signs that something evil was afoot in the world at large.

As expected, adverse events were mainly signs of skin irritation.

After the present British ambassador to Bahrain met officials from Wefaq earlier this year, 200-plus Bahrainis, mainly Sunnis, signed a letter calling for his expulsion.For their part, Western diplomats and human-rights campaigners bemoan what they see as an overreaction by the government.

According to team officials, the Giants will make little, if any, significant foray into free agency, concentrating mainly on signing their own players.

Liverpool did shell out large sums in the transfer window too, mainly to sign Christian Benteke from Aston Villa, Roberto Firmino from Hoffenheim and Nathaniel Clyne from Southampton.

The list of eligible symptoms and signs was collated mainly from SIGN guidelines (SIGN, 1998, 2003).

The Philadelphia Flyers should threaten the Penguins' reign, mainly because they signed the towering, mean and effective defender Chris Pronger.

A group of respected, mainly American economists signed the so-called Copenhagen Consensus, stating that efforts to address global warming, such as the Kyoto Protocol, had "costs that were likely to exceed the benefits".