Sentence examples for mainly with two from inspiring English sources

Williamson, the National League's rookie of the year as a reliever last year, survived mainly with two pitches, a slider and a fastball.

CDMA competes mainly with two other wireless standards, Time Division Multiple Access, or TDMA, and the global system for mobile communications, or GSM.

While concerning himself mainly with two apparently divergent constituencies — the public and the billionaire Mr. Broad — Mr. Deitch neglected, his critics said, the artists and curators who constitute a crucial faction here.

The party has been in power continuously since independence in 1957; it governs in a coalition known as the Barisan Nasional (BN) mainly with two minority parties, one ethnic Chinese and the other Indian, reflecting the racial composition of the country.

This survey article deals mainly with two inverse problems and the relation between them.

The literature has dealt mainly with two sources of uncertainty in technology adoption.

They were lined mainly with three- and four-story residences like ours, some galleries and antiques shops and the occasional jewel of a church or little piazza.

Until then, Kostya hadn't had much interaction with the dancers and musicians, who socialized mainly with one another, but he had taken notice of Ivetta.

The processing of the observations is described step-by-step and mainly with three different strategies in order to explain the weaknesses and strengths of the existing methodologies.

Conversely, males, which encounter many different females during the rut, pay an "opportunity cost" if they mate mainly with one female because they might run low on sperm.

Those who have wondered whether social sciences must differ fundamentally from the natural sciences seem to have been concerned mainly with three questions: (i) Are there fundamental differences between the structure or concepts of theories and explanations in the natural and social sciences?