Sentence examples for primarily centred from inspiring English sources
The west's interests are primarily centred on Azerbaijan's Caspian offshore oil and gas fields.
The Hai San was primarily centred in the Larut tin-mining district of Perak.
The research that I did need to do was primarily centred around music… I say "research": what I was really doing was buying records and listening to them.
Interest in VR following the launch of headsets from HTC and Oculus, Samsung and Google's Cardboard has increased, but the available content for mainstream viewers beyond games has been minimal, with only a few pieces primarily centred around promotion of products or movies being widely available.
This phenomenon is primarily centred on 'making', particularly for manufacturing, entrepreneurship, and science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) education (Kalil & Miller, 2014).
An enterprise-focused bidder — such as SAP or Cisco — might make the best fit for BlackBerry's security-focused messaging handset business at this point, with the consumer smartphone marketplace now primarily centred on Android and iOS.
The series primarily centres on the residents of Ramsay Street, a short cul-de-sac, and its neighbouring areas, the Lassiters complex, which includes a bar, hotel, cafe, police station, lawyers office and park.
In neuropsychology, research has primarily been centred around the question of whether language processing can successfully reorganize to the right-hemisphere, whether right-hemisphere involvement merely reflects disinhibition due to left-hemisphere damage, or whether language functions reorganize to perilesional tissue in the language-dominant left hemisphere.
More than 100 live music venues are centred primarily around the Warehouse District and Sixth Street, and a long-running public television series, Austin City Limits, showcases musical talent.
Jubilation was centred primarily on the Gallowgate End where the triumphant strains of Blaydon Races served as a reminder that Wijnaldum had scored four goals, Sissoko created four and Aleksandar Mitrovic, who contributed a fabulous volleyed goal of his own, looked to have nailed the part of a proper Newcastle United centre-forward.
Edmonton's history after the arrival of Europeans centred primarily on the intense competition between two rival fur-trading companies: the Hudson's Bay Company, which was given the charter to the area known as Rupert's Land (a territory that encompassed most of the Canadian prairies), and the North West Company, which encroached upon this territory.
