Sentence examples for predominantly granted from inspiring English sources

We can see see an incremental change in successful female artists and in matriarch entrepreneurs who manage a domain that was once, not long ago, predominantly granted to males.

The CWGC's work is funded predominantly by grants from the governments of the six member states.

The shift from these schools is another indication of the challenge facing the strict form of secularism known as "laïcité." Following centuries of religious wars and a long period of conflict between the nascent Republic and an assertive clergy, a 1905 law granted religious freedom in predominantly Roman Catholic France and withdrew financial support and formal recognition from all faiths.

During the follow-up period, 2735 individuals (7.5%) were granted a disability pension, predominantly due to mental diagnoses (n = 2004, 73.3%).

The article described a meeting that took place at the White House in June, when Trump expressed outrage that, in spite of his contested January, 2017, executive order barring refugees, particularly those from seven predominantly Muslim countries, too many immigrants had been granted visas to enter the United States.

There is growing evidence that Mr. Lazio is paying a price for some of his early tactical calculations, in particular, taking his support in upstate New York for granted, which allowed Mrs. Clinton to make inroads in the predominantly Republican area while he kept a light schedule.

Caucasus militants over the last dozen years have killed hundreds of civilians in attacks on airports, trains, subway stations, schools, hospitals and theaters, all part of a loosely coordinated campaign of terror aimed at forcing Moscow to grant the predominantly Muslim region self-rule.

On a practical level, Turkey, the only predominantly Muslim member of NATO and an ally of Israel, is also an essential American friend: It granted access to its airspace and provided bases to American warplanes, and has promised to send troops to Afghanistan.

Just ask the 15 million predominantly poor children who still don't receive any of the basic vaccines that you and I take for granted.

Twenty points on this scale can be granted for any one additional factor, including membership in an underrepresented minority group, socioeconomic disadvantage, athletic ability, or graduation from a predominantly minority high school.

We had a careers fair in November – granted, it did mention other options such as working for local businesses and taking a gap year, but it was predominantly university-focused.