Sentence examples for primarily ones from inspiring English sources

Because of the ecumenical movement, the movement to make Christianity one in some new sense, itself a byproduct of globalizing and the world becoming smaller through mass communication, the bishops have actually been making slow and steady progress toward moderating their positions on any number of issues, primarily ones relating to human sexuality.

The lives evoked in this case are primarily ones of privilege; Ms. Kampen's 1976 study of Roman working-class women remains a model on which further and different socioeconomic studies of Byzantine art might build.

As they state, "The problems of health care throughout the world are not primarily ones of medical knowledge or even political will but of effective management and execution".

Although they started receiving certain small incentives with the inception of the ASHA Programme, the rewards were primarily ones of social recognition.

Most clinicians were engaged in clinical trials (98%599 out of 60), primarily ones in the NCRN portfolio (97%577 out of 59), and some industry sponsored (39%233 out of 59).

NURHI understands the barriers to contraceptive use in its intervention cities to be primarily ones of knowledge, attitudes, and social norms, and the causal pathway to improve the CPR is through changes in these factors at each level of society, from the individual up through communities, service sectors, and the policy environment.

Drug treatment of malaria currently hinges primarily on one single type of drug, the artemisinin derivates.

But Mayweather's notoriety and income still rest primarily on one increasingly esoteric talent: hitting and not being hit.

Fruit in blackcurrants is borne primarily on one-year-old shoots.

Up until his run for president last year, Trump was focused primarily on one thing: making money.

It also focuses primarily on one specific sect of Shia Islam, the Twelvers.