Sentence examples for predominantly put from inspiring English sources

Existing approaches have however predominantly put their focus on network-based descriptions that translate the original publication data in structures that are fully characterized by links between pairs of authors [16 18].

The labels receiving international praise from the likes of Resident Advisor, Pitchfork, and others, 1080p (currently on hiatus), Pacific Rhythm, and Mood Hut were run by men, and predominantly put out releases by their male friends and collaborators between 2012 and 2015.

To explain this twofold nature, gene duplication and enhancer evolution were predominantly put forth as tinkering mechanisms whereas the evolution of alternative isoforms has been, so far, overlooked.

This study indicates that in daily life some RA patients are able to keep a balance through effective self-management strategies, some (predominantly men) struggle to cope and others (predominantly younger women) put their life and/or work responsibilities before their RA self-management.

"In other words, when a minority family comes in, rather than putting a minority family in one of the already predominantly minority buildings, put the minority family in an integrated building," Mr. Cuomo said.

"The one-bedroom units there were snapped up, and today the building is fully leased," Mr. Harwood said, "which is why we are going to put predominantly one-bedroom units in this development".

It takes a crew of several hundred people, predominantly men, to put it together and the last thing they want to hear at the end of an 18-hour day is me quoting lines of poetry.

The vote was 127 to 31, and while the outcome was expected, given Prime Minister Enda Kenny's parliamentary majority, the debate revealed fears that Ireland's first legislative step on abortion could put the predominantly Roman Catholic country on a slippery slope to granting wider abortion rights.

Mr Elphicke said the move could have an impact on ferry lines P&O and DFDS, which were predominantly British employers, and put a squeeze on British jobs.

But the proposal to support some 400 colleges with a predominantly minority enrollment has put the National Science Foundation NSFF) in a delicate position: It could be saddled with a program that isn't solidly based on peer review and that could drain money from other efforts.

The Strengthen Social Security Campaign, a coalition of predominantly Democratic-oriented groups, put out a statement Monday night applauding the president both for "refraining from proposing" cuts and proposing an increase in Social Security Administration expenditures, which could be used to help with the backlog in disability determinations.