Sentence examples for making predominantly from inspiring English sources

Technological innovations are penetrating all areas of science, making predominantly human activities a principal bottleneck in scientific progress while also making scientific advancement more subject to error and harder to reproduce.

An interesting white made predominantly from a lesser-known variety called treixadura.

But it was the jewelry, made predominantly from horsehair, cow horn, silver, and straw, that wowed me.

It's made predominantly with the best shiraz grapes at Penfolds' disposal, with similarly peerless cabernet blended in.

Another defining feature of the museum will be the building itself, which will be made predominantly out of glass.

The clever set by Ola Maslik is made predominantly of corrugated tin, marked out with grubby living spaces, including a toilet surrounded by girlie magazines.

Gaming is key to instrumental grime's aggressive, yet estranged, physicality — this is music made predominantly by young men recording at home.

All of the wines were made predominantly of prosecco, the grape, sometimes mixed with a small percentage of pinot bianco, pinot grigio or chardonnay.

"When you came up to the big fiscal events, all the decisions were made predominantly through an economic lens," she said.

When I say "good," I mean crab cakes made predominantly from crab, seasonings, a tiny bit of mayo as binder (you need something) and not much else.

Prosecco is made predominantly from glera, but the regulations permit up to 15 percent of other approved grape varieties to be used.