Sentence examples for predominantly going to from inspiring English sources
"Of course you want to make a place where the World Cup is predominantly going to be as big a fortress as possible," he said.
"My role is predominantly going to be with our kicking strategy and our attacking game coming from our own half of the field," he told BBC Point West.
The results from the three scenarios confirm that in the event of data requests predominantly going to publicly hosted content, which all active users are free to access the overall cache performance is independent of load in accord with the theoretical approximation.
"He's predominantly going to be a four day bowler and you can never have too many fast bowlers," said Mott. "We've spoken at length about our need to rotate our bowlers and take the pressure of the likes of James Harris in our attack and give them some rest time.
This is illogical, of course — nothing in the rules of M.V.P. voting says that the award should predominantly go to hitters.
As a consequence, foreign investment in Kenya predominantly goes to the service sector.
As happens to black actors and Hispanic actors, Asian American actors are often overlooked for major roles which predominantly go to white actors.
Swenson explained that the limited money spent by the candidates in Iowa has predominantly gone to television ads and, save for the campaigns of Romney and Paul, stayed away from the traditional retail politics and grassroots organizing for which the Iowa caucuses are famous.
Although Wikipedia had been "supportive", Bracknell said there were several hurdles to be overcome: "Any language that's not predominantly written is going to require greater flexibility in terms of uploading audio and video".
"If they come up with something mealy-mouthed and sugar-coated with respect to African-Americans, Native Americans, immigrants," said Mr. Burris, whose town is now predominantly black, "I'm going to have a problem with that".
Sen. Joseph Lieberman, who was accompanying McCain on the trip, was forced to lean over and whisper in McCain's ear that it was Shiite extremists, not Sunni al-Qaeda, that was going to predominantly Shiite Iran.
