Sentence examples for mainly won from inspiring English sources

Now, after 12 months of wrangles, niggles, High Court appearances, mass resignations and underhanded back-briefings, the war is mainly won.

This uncommon benefit of the doubt was earned mainly by winning a Super Bowl two years ago.

The bombing of Afghanistan at first seemed mainly to win propaganda victories for the Taliban, as civilians died not many, but one or two is enough on a television screen.

But like David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, Mrs Merkel is concerned mainly with winning in the global economic race, which is one reason why Germany wants to keep Britain in the EU.Mrs Merkel's pragmatic approach is often attributed to her background.

Should the Christian Democrats aim mainly to win back the middle-of-the-road voters who at the last election fled to Mr Schröder with his eloquent talk of a "new centre," or should they instead swing strongly right in a Bavarian direction?All these issues will be at stake when the 1999 election marathon begins with the poll in the state of Hesse on February 7th.

Coins are earned mainly by winning minigames, which occur after all players have rolled the die.

If schools adopt the "magnet" title mainly to win cachet, they could end up undermining that cachet. .

The first serious local battles were fought during 9 21 January in southern and southeastern Finland, mainly to win the race for weapons and for control of the vital southeastern town of Viipuri.

This time, they won mainly without Wallace.

The Canadian side won mainly because the Americans were poorly led, supplied and organised.

By 2012, the enthusiasm had waned and he won mainly thanks to his opponent's lack of appeal.