Sentence examples for predominantly run from inspiring English sources

The deficit is not for the whole of the NHS in England, but NHS trusts, which predominantly run hospitals.

But in Italy, restaurant kitchens – from cozy trattorias serving traditional Italian fare, to fine dining establishments such as Bottura's – are still predominantly run by men.

Our cables and those of our competitors predominantly run across land through to Spain, and land cables are prone to more disruptions.

They may all be capitalist in that they are predominantly run on the basis of private property and profit motives, but beyond that they are organised very differently.

As the first chairwoman of Women's World Banking, Ms. Ocloo was one of the pioneers of microlending, the financing of homespun businesses, predominantly run by women, through very small loans, sometimes as little as $50.

Official figures released on Friday by NHS Improvement showed that NHS trusts in England, which predominantly run hospitals, ended the 2015-16 financial year £461m worse off than the organisation had forecast.

The Blue Route passes through suburban areas, while the Northeast Extension predominantly runs through rural areas of mountains and farmland, with development closer to Philadelphia and in the Lehigh Valley and the Wyoming Valley.

The educational level in the study population was low, and self-employed patients predominantly ran smaller companies.

Paul Vallas, the outgoing superintendent of the Recovery School District, told Newsweek the city "used Katrina as an opportunity to build -- not rebuild, but build -- a new school system," which he described as "overwhelmingly publicly funded, predominantly privately run".

A Clinton aide nonetheless maintained that the former secretary of state would stick predominantly to running a campaign rooted in the issues confronting the American public.

North Korea inherited railways from the former Japanese colonialists that run predominantly up the west of the country.