Sentence examples for mainly to keep from inspiring English sources

"It's mainly to keep elephants out," he said as the power went on.

This was partly out of civic benevolence but mainly to keep them in their own neighborhoods.

He said it was there mainly to keep out straight women's bachelorette parties.

But he was there mainly to keep himself informed, not to join the discussion.

Before the crisis approval was largely a formality designed mainly to keep out crooks.

Maybe mainly to keep things from getting out of hand, but Mr Larijani is not alone.

Other experts said Mr. Obama had few attractive alternatives and mainly wanted to keep out of the situation.

Its gear cameras, sensors, wireless hubs is mainly used to keep burglars out, but can also be put to work managing energy consumption.Some technology heavyweights also want a piece of the pie.

The central bank is already buying more than $300 billion a year of foreign currencies, mainly dollars, to keep the renminbi weak and preserve the competitiveness of Chinese exports in foreign markets.

In the West, live video features are mainly intended to keep users on existing platforms, rather than an entirely self-contained experience.

He mainly manages to keep his mouth shut throughout chewing, though every now and then his tongue will flick the mush around the inside of his gob, a flash of mulchy colour will shock you into epilepsy.