Sentence examples for mainly too from inspiring English sources

Daniel Dromm, a public schoolteacher and activist, is ready to take on the area's needs — mainly too few schools and health facilities.

For patients eligible under the 2002 guideline surveillance occurred mainly too early (48%).

Three arrays did not pass quality control parameters (mainly too high signal to noise ratios) and hence 17 arrays were included in downstream statistical analyses.

The causes of the crisis, it is often said in New York and Washington, lay mainly in too much risk-taking by the lords of finance, along with too big an appetite for debt among ordinary people.

The students were mainly women, too.

Financial companies were mainly weak, too, after President Obama met with the chief executives of the nation's largest banks.

Its rosters featured mainly players too old for the N.H.L. or ones who had tried to make N.H.L. teams and failed and others who had never been drafted to N.H.L. teams.

This is mainly because too many particles on the surface of SiNHS will hinder the absorption of the nanocomposite films.

The measurement errors for the Optotrak mainly involved too large a number of missing data points, because the marker was not visible to the camera.

'Un-suitable' items for children's stomachs' causing diarrhoea mainly included too hot, sour or sweet items, including sweet drugs, foods with 'fishy' (tanh) taste or smell (e.g. eggs), sour vegetables or fruits, fatty foods and 'hot breast milk' (from a mother who had worked in the sun).

Although Microsoft still makes billions, its new products are mainly "me-too" versions of innovations made by other companies.