Sentence examples for primarily going to from inspiring English sources

"We're primarily going to be working with the tent-pole side of the business," Mr. Wu said in an interview.

Indeed, even before the economic crisis, middle-class incomes had stagnated, with the economy's gains primarily going to a thin sliver of wealthy families.

"It's primarily going to be geared toward the Amish, giving them some tips on how to cope with much heavier, faster-moving vehicles than their buggies," said Rich Kirkpatrick, a spokesman for the State Department of Transportation.

As for corporations, Mr. Cain's proposal is primarily going to benefit those with revenues of more than $1 million a year, because they account for 98.7 percent of all receipts by C corporations.

The performance of those funds is primarily going to be dependent on what's happening in that sector.

The purpose of this overview is to provide a map of this territory, and because interchanges between the theorists in it are infrequent, this is primarily going to mean describing the disparate research programs that have adopted its framing argument.

The gifts primarily went to promote business education.

The money primarily went to finance home improvements, pay off other debts and buy cars.

Ribbed and knit fabric primarily went to socks, which were nearly always woolen.

"Our sympathy primarily goes to Allan Simonsen's family and friends but to the team of Aston Martin as well.

So it's not a given that those votes will automatically, or even primarily, go to Huckabee".