Sentence examples for meet primarily from inspiring English sources

Because the photographers are often working on different continents, they meet primarily through Skype.

Since these processes are designed to meet primarily economic aspects, there arises a need to balance with social and environmental issues.

Neighbouring towns and villages would meet, primarily during religious festivals, for games of "mob football" where the aim would be to move a circular item – sometimes an inflated pig's bladder – to designated points to "win" the game.

Sometimes a select committee meets primarily to cover itself in the stardust of its witnesses.

The substantial energy demands of protein synthesis are met primarily from oxidative metabolism.

The foundation's £450,000 annual running costs have been met primarily through fundraising events, including glitzy dinners hosted by Oliver.

Breaking with his practice of meeting primarily with Islamic leaders, Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, is set to open the meeting.

The increase in labour required for dairy cows is met primarily by hired labourers; this is reflected in time spent by hired labourers in cattle-related tasks.

True, it costs money to run networks of facilitators in areas where mature clusters aren't in place yet – but these are met primarily by local church or community groups.

That demand is being met primarily by special financing arms of computer hardware and software companies like Oracle and I.B.M. that arrange leases for customers with third-party lenders, much the way that car dealers do.

That this government is meeting primarily with corporate lobbyists for deregulation and slashing enforcement as a false "burden on business", rather than listening to the deadly effect of unrestrained business bad behaviour on ordinary people is no surprise to Families Against Corporate Killers.