Sentence examples for primarily looked at from inspiring English sources

Carter said that the Digital Britain report primarily looked at the fate of Channel 4 and tied this with the BBC.

Dr. Sims, who is president-elect of the American Economic Association, has primarily looked at temporary policy changes, like a surprise in government finances or a change in interest rates.

A review of echinococcosis in Mongolia primarily looked at human caseloads.

Participants primarily looked at room cues during the early segment of each trial, but primarily focused on the apparatus as the trial progressed, suggesting distinct, sequential stimulus functions.

Other studies [14] concentrated on a collection of human gestural contact sounds (scraping, hammering, etc)., but primarily looked at the human ranked similarity and categorization of these sounds, rather than looking at linguistic descriptions of the sounds.

"It's a good study," says Rispens, who concedes that his own work may have come off as slanted because he primarily looked at Debye through the eyes of Albert Einstein, who did not hold the Dutchman in high esteem.

"When he looked at North Korea, he thought of the old way the Koreans made business: nation-building, and not primarily looking at profit.

It currently takes three months, Mr. Abrams said, and the state primarily looks at the developer's record in running such projects elsewhere.

Plus, a student finance system that primarily looks at parental income is tough for teenagers to navigate if they've lost touch with their parents.

This led me to the World Bank where I worked in the development research group primarily looking at trade policies to increase access to key services, such as banking and telecoms, for the Ministry of Trade in Zambia.

Note though that the authors are primarily looking at social issues (albeit ones with economic implications), and are interested in "tolerance" for behaviors deviate from traditional social values and family roles.