Sentence examples for primarily rather than from inspiring English sources
We needn't expect the niceties of rail transport to be top priority either, because this is part of an economy-stimulation exercise, primarily, rather than improving public transport for its own sake.
A new serious contender that is making its debut today is Mugasha (from 'music-gather-share'), and its strategy is to focus on the top DJs in the world primarily rather than having the largest collection of sets.
In line with the definition of Mathieu et al. [ 43] the current trial is primarily rather than fully on line (as not all of the assessments are completed online).
However, most such papers focus primarily on negotiation of the overall transition process with local stakeholders (primarily government) rather than operational aspects of transition management.
The causes, however, are primarily structural rather than personal.
Gradually the distinction became primarily religious rather than ethnic, geographic, or cultural.
The push behind trade integration in Europe has been primarily political rather than economic.
With notable exceptions, the skyline is primarily horizontal rather than vertical.
It does not have bombers, for much the same reason: bombers are primarily offensive rather than defensive weapons.
In the South, rights are seen as primarily collective rather than individual, social and economic rather than civil, associated with social justice rather than liberty.
Ebert's reactions were primarily instinctive rather than cerebral, as evident in his review of Ingmar Bergman's Cries and Whispers (1972): "It is hypnotic, disturbing, frightening.
