Sentence examples for more mainly from from inspiring English sources

In the years since, while working on other projects, she followed the Hernandez story and continued to learn more, mainly from longtime police sources, that pointed to an unreported motive for killing his friend: that Lloyd knew about Hernandez's intimate relationships with men and might reveal this secret to others.

By contrast, influence to drink more, originating mainly from same-sex friends, may be more the result of social situations that encourage all drinkers, regardless of their frequency of HED occasions.

In unadjusted model, patients with HbA1c ≥8% were younger, non-whites, with longer DM duration, more sedentary, mainly from North and Northeast regions and treated more frequently with insulin than patients with HbA1c <8%.

But the grip of English will tighten still more next year, when the Union will take in ten more countries, mainly from central Europe.

So I got more advice, mainly from mates over a pint.

In India researchers studied a million railway workers and found that those in the north ate 8 to 19 per cent more fat (mainly from dairy products) than their co-workers in the south, yet the northerners lived, on average, 12 years longer.

The AU is to send 2,000 more troops, mainly from Guinea and Djibouti.Sudan's president, Omar al-Bashir, stayed away from the AU meeting because Uganda is a signatory to the International Criminal Court, which has indicted him for genocide and war crimes, and would have been obliged to have him arrested.

Since the samples used in PAPGI may be different from the ones used in the previous PASNP study and there are more countries, mainly from the Middle East participating in the project, issues about sample selection criteria was discussed and a general guideline for PAPGI sample selection will be drafted.

This field calls for more empirical research, mainly from sociology, psychology or anthropology, and/or more consideration of empirical research results in normative bioethicsc.

More recent immigrants, mainly from West Africa - the Ivory Coast, Senegal and Nigeria - are now opening modest, inexpensive restaurants, one of the more ambitious exceptions being Africa Kine in Harlem where there is music at night in a simple attractive setting.

The University of California accepts far more transfer students, mainly from community colleges, than most colleges.