Sentence examples for mainly to creating from inspiring English sources

Prior to the outbreak of World War I in 1914, European participation in political affairs was limited mainly to creating pressure groups.

"My job was mainly to create a safe environment".

He was removed from the roster mainly to create a roster spot.

In 1962 Iran made owners of most of the former sharecroppers, in the classic tradition of Western-type reform, mainly to create political stability.

Prime minister Benjamin Disraeli (played by Antony Sher) decides "to winkle the old gal out of mourning" and tells the queen to return to public life, mainly to create a bit of dramatic tension in the movie's final act.

This is an alluring, complex and thoughtful setup, though in the end it seems a little elaborate for the purpose it serves, which is mainly to create an arena for the exploration of a sisterly dynamic that feels more universal than particular.

The point was mainly to create buzz over the release, and maybe sales would follow.

The money, totalling 880bn yen ($10.7bn £6.7bnn), will be used mainly to create employment and support small businesses, the cabinet said.

As discussed in Section 3, if the goal is mainly to create short-term jobs wage subsidies are unlikely to be the most efficient instrument.

It will also be shown that in interwar Dakar, the practical and terminological usages of the cité-jardin served mainly to create a prestigious image for the designated residential quarters of administrative employees.

And it's like that for much of its oriGoodl audience as Will.