Sentence examples for primarily going to be 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.

"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.

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

It's primarily going to be useful to academics and people who spend a lot of time in books, but need more convenience than that offered by separate e-book reader and laptop.

The journalist, who earlier faced off with White House counselor Kellyanne Conway, said he anticipated Trump's speech was "primarily going to be recycled rhetoric" from his rallies, and that "was pretty much what we got".

This spring, Billy goes yellow which is good for a number of reasons relating to austerity measures and double dip recessions which we won't go into here, but primarily because yellow is going to be very, very big this year.

"Right now, the people that I've hired on the editorial side of Contentville are going to be primarily focused on that," he said, "but by being the editor in chief of the magazine, I'm going to know how to use their ideas".

"DVD is going to be primarily a home video-type device," he says.

"Steve's not just going to be primarily a forwards coach, he's going to be an assistant coach because I think we overlap and compliment each other".

Realize that the first month of each semester and the exam period are going to be primarily consumed with teaching.

It was originally called the Handball Arena, since it was going to be primarily used for the handball competition in the games, but was renamed in January 2012 to reflect that the arena would be used for more than just handball.