Sentence examples for primarily follow from inspiring English sources

They primarily follow the Sunni branch of Islam, share cultural identities and speak variants of the Kurdish language.

Some primarily follow celebrities, enjoying the glimpses into their lives, sending @replies to their favourites in the hope of a response and chatting with other fans.

College sports fans in the state primarily follow the fortunes of South Dakota State University and University of South Dakota teams.

The books, which primarily follow feuding kingdoms in the fictional land of Westeros, had a scattering of Dothraki words, but the show's executive producers wanted a fully formed language.

This talk foregrounds the indenture of domestic workers so as to interrogate dominant paradigms for thinking about contemporary unfreedoms; from human trafficking to slavery, identifies them to primarily follow Kantian and Marxian notions of unfreedom; and then addresses the limits of these liberal theories of unfreedom in explaining the indenture of domestic workers in the UAE.

Twitter says it's already identified "a large number" of suspected spam accounts as a result of investigating misuse of an old part of its signup flow — saying these are "primarily follow spammers", i.e. spambots who automatically or bulk followed verified or other high-profile accounts at the point of sign up.

The adaptive window linear histogram match (AWLHM) method was selected primarily, followed by the modified one.

The film, which primarily follows two boys, Peter and Santino, over the course of a year, doesn't make us dread that the expected heaven may not materialize.

The cracking by CC primarily followed carbonium ion reaction mechanism, whereas those by the kaolin-based catalysts complied more with free radical reaction mechanism.

"How to Die in Oregon," which took Mr. Richardson, who is 31, four years and about $750,000 to make, primarily follows Cody Curtis, a 54-year-old mother of two who suffers heroically through a roller coaster of emotions and debilitating, often humiliating, symptoms stemming from recurrent cancer of the liver.

New cell towers, primarily, followed by capacity improvements to towers that are already in place.