Sentence examples for mainly tied from inspiring English sources

The country's fourth-largest bank, Wells Fargo & Company, reported a second-quarter loss yesterday after taking $1.16 billion in charges, mainly tied to losses in technology and telecommunications investments.

While total loan impairments fell to £2.5 billion, from £2.7 billion in the first quarter, so-called core impairments, mainly tied to British and Irish commercial real estate, rose £126 million to £1.1 billion.

Besides, whether sulfur is mainly tied to MgS is unknown.

Of course, it's interesting to see Socialwok playing nice with Microsoft products considering the startup has mainly tied its application to Google products.

That's because so far the U.S. recession (if that's what we've got) is mainly tied to housing, a sector that doesn't affect Mexico much, he says, except as a drag on remittances sent by Mexicans working in the U.S. The Mexican peso's weakness against the euro has also helped drive up Mexico's exports to Europe.

But my being unhelpful and remote with my mother was mainly tied to what I see as a major issue in the fight for gender equality: the way our society protects men from knowing or caring about women's reproductive health and, frankly, their health in general.

Dance and music mainly seem rhythmically tied to each other.

About $25.7 billion of contracts were related to asset- or mortgage-backed securities, tied mainly to subprime home loans made in late 2005 and 2006, it said.

Their self-worth is tied mainly to their professional success, and they frequently believe that they have no choice but to finish that marathon".

"We were focused on the products that were going out for grinding," she said, adding that the agency was concerned mainly about beef tied to the initial illnesses.

Banks have been forced to take big losses as the value of their holdings — mainly complex securities tied to home mortgages — has declined.