Sentence examples for predominantly free from inspiring English sources

This will mean setting the Sun predominantly free in the digital world from 30 November.

The strength of the duchy lay in the military and commercial qualities of its predominantly free population.

This will mean setting The Sun predominantly free in the digital world from November 30," Rebekah Brooks, News UK's chief executive, is reported to have told staff in an email.

"If it were to become a pay-TV product rather than a predominantly free one now, it would be one of the most seismic changes in the history of the sport," said Kevin Alavy, who analyzes television audiences at Initiative, a media buying agency, in London.

In comparison with thick planar epilayers, where the mechanism of lattice accommodation is preferably plastic and where the formation of misfit dislocation networks takes place, NWs are considered to be predominantly free of dislocations [6,7].

This has kept them a structurally sound breed which is predominantly free from the physical exaggerations that can lead to certain health problems.

On paper, the changes transformed an almost entirely state-controlled economic system to a predominantly free-market one.

With the exception of Cuba, which has a centrally planned economy, the West Indies can be characterized as a predominantly free-enterprise market region.

The predominantly free-verse poems of that volume, influenced by Italian painting, offer up a set of allegorical tableaux in which Eve appears as a primal poet symbolizing universal values.

One similarity of these classes is that the exams are predominantly free-response rather than multiple-choice exams.

Because dinoflagellates are predominantly free-living, Perkinsus must have evolved its parasitic lifestyle independently of the apicomplexans.