Sentence examples for not used primarily from inspiring English sources

Sobriety checkpoints — locations where officers stop some drivers and perform breath tests on those suspected of being drunk — are not used primarily to catch impaired drivers and issue tickets: the number of intersections that can be covered is too few for the actual arrests to make much of a dent.

Subprime mortgages were not used primarily for new home purchases.

Prior to the policy change, churches and other houses of worship damaged in a disaster could receive FEMA grants if the funds were applied to schools, health care centers or other facilities not used primarily for religious purposes.

Planar cell polarity is not used primarily to make structures but more to orient them, making its study conceptually difficult.

For example, a markup language was not used, primarily because it was a first effort, but certainly the use of PMML in particular would have reduced or eliminated the significant workload in translating data and results between the two groups.

A report by the SWAY research programme (2008) points out that female abductees also performed vital combat and support roles within the LRA and suggests that most were not used primarily as 'sexual slaves' [ 23].

However, he concludes that Weiner's partners weren't used primarily by him but by "the Women's Movement" who deluded them into believing in sexual equality.

A literal reading of the law suggests that a loan on a one-to four-unit residential property that is not owner occupied, meaning the property is not being used primarily for the personal use of the borrower, is not deemed a "mortgage loan" and thus the lender is not required to be licensed.

His discriminating work reminds us that performers on Broadway — when they're not being used, primarily, for their box-office draw — can be canny showoffs, full of possibility, inventiveness, and vision.

The new capital will not be used primarily for expansion purposes, unlike Uber's previous financing rounds.

The city further determined that many of those properties were not being used primarily for religious purposes, and were therefore taxable.