Sentence examples for primarily in large from inspiring English sources
The money goes into the Stockback Fund, a mutual fund managed by Merrill Lynch that invests primarily in large companies but can invest a third or more of its assets in Stockback's partners.
Dozens of personal-chef placement services have sprung up, primarily in large cities, though the U.S.P.C.A. fields requests from Bangor, Me., to Bozeman, Mont., says its national director, John Moore.
In both cities, tradesmen employed by small shops were the first to organize; metalworkers and textile workers, employed primarily in large plants, were slower to join unions, in part because their individual factories were big enough to offer by themselves the advantages of organization and solidarity.
Resources are concentrated primarily in large urban centres.
Two-thirds of this total are females, living primarily in large metropolitan areas".
Driving is an everyday task that has become a necessity for modern society, primarily in large cities.
Most of the remainder of the population consists of scores of smaller groups, many living in sparsely settled inland regions, as well a notable minority of Chinese descent, concentrated primarily in larger towns and urban areas.
From the abstract: Contrary to popular belief, we find Berkshire Hathaway invests primarily in large-cap growth rather than "value" stocks.
At the University of Colorado, peer coaches are called learning assistants (LAs), and the learning assistant program has become an international model for training students to serve in this role, primarily in large-enrollment introductory science courses (Otero, 2006).
CENP-T associates predominantly with CENP-A nucleosomes and protects a broad range of fragment sizes in the central domain, suggesting that it may bind DNA primarily in larger protein complexes.
For this and other reasons, the measurement of inbreeding depression in the wild has been done primarily in larger vertebrates where parentage is easier to determine and the number of offspring per female is small (Keller and Waller 2002; Kruuk and Clutton-Brock 2008).
