Sentence examples for primarily after from inspiring English sources

In Sunday's Automobiles section, Ian Austen writes about cars built primarily after World War II by the Canadian divisions of Detroit-based automakers.

Daniel Birnbaum, the artistic director of this year's Venice Biennale who included a film by Ms. Gonzalez-Foerster in the exhibition, once wrote that what she was primarily after, at least in his view, was to create "an atmosphere that draws out the melancholy inherent in objects in the world," objects that have lost their meaning through over-definition.

"Changes in Dispositional Empathy in American College Students Over Time: A Meta-Analysis," by Sara Konrath, a researcher at the University of Michigan, found that college students today are 40 percent less empathetic than those of 30 years ago, with the numbers plunging primarily after 2000.

Droughts and storms occurred primarily after 1970 (Figure 8c-d).

The development discourse emerged primarily after the WWII put all post-colonial nations pursuing development instead of questioning it.

The painting is valued at $100 million, but Maria claims that she's not primarily after the money.

And it is primarily after-the-fact enforcement at that.

By nature of the dataset being patients that were intubated either primarily or after failed NIPPV, patients with a 'do-not-intubate' order related to their goals of care were naturally excluded.

That is primarily because after six years of almost no local building, skilled labor is scarce.

Ultimately, it appears the FBI and prosecutors decided to primarily go after those who acted as spokespeople – many of whom published frequent videos and posts on Facebook and YouTube documenting their actions and intentions.

She had heard the things her critics were saying - not focused, not fit, too caught up in Hollywood, where she is represented by the William Morris Agency, which primarily looks after actors and writers.