Sentence examples for primarily marked from inspiring English sources

Decorated artifacts, primarily marked pottery vessels, have been found in dozens of Incipient Neolithic and Neolithic sites, dating from the 12th to the 2nd millennium bce.

He said that, in order to be able to work with tribesmen, we have to understand the "tribal character," which, he said, is primarily marked by hospitality and revenge.

Bacterial infection often leads to cellular damage, primarily marked by loss of cellular integrity and cell death.

Asperger called the condition "autistic psychopathy" and described it as primarily marked by social isolation.

The Beijing hostage affair was primarily marked by civility, carefully calibrated to force concessions without prompting retaliation.

Maria's organization is part of a push against climate change mitigation strategies in the form of industrial tree plantations and monocrop agriculture primarily marked for export.

The impending necessity to reinterpret or even revise the 2°C target primarily marks a fundamental failure of international climate policy.

Estonian, like the other Uralic languages, primarily marks grammatical categories by the addition of suffixes to the stem.

(Vowel harmony is said to exist when certain vowels cannot occur with other specific vowels within a word). Estonian, like the other Uralic languages, primarily marks grammatical categories by the addition of suffixes to the stem.

It was Roman Britain's most ambitious building project, designed primarily to mark the northern limit of the Empire.

Especially under the Suharto presidency, the term non-pribumi served primarily to mark those Indonesians who were of Chinese (or part Chinese) descent, regardless of the length of time they and their families had resided on Indonesian soil.