Sentence examples for primarily reserved for from inspiring English sources

Warehouses were primarily reserved for industry, though there were exceptions.

"It seems to me that American Muslims are now being put in the position once primarily reserved for American Catholics.

Never again would a woman have to lie naked as boiling hot wax is agonisingly wrenched from a part of her body primarily reserved for giving birth.

But his loathing is primarily reserved for Dominique, whom he mocks as an outdated leader trying to remake the gay community in the vanilla image of straight society.

Alan Doran, the interim chief executive of the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, and Jeanette Pugh, director of the safeguarding group at the Department for Children, Schools and Families, were both made companions in the Order of the Bath, an honour primarily reserved for senior civil servants.

That efficiency is primarily reserved for the rich.

Although there was a growing interest in the use of endoprosthetic implants for limb salvaging, endoprostheses were primarily reserved as a palliative treatment for individuals who refused amputation.

"The company is cash flow positive and the facility will primarily be reserved for M&A purposes.

Indeed, advanced R&D activity and investments, which used to primarily be reserved for large companies that could take advantage of their economies of scale, is now increasingly being extended to start-ups and entrepreneurs who make use of disruptive technology.

Now he says he primarily reserves his shoes for church, and when his wife makes him "chameleon" it.

At the meeting, the general primarily railed against his political opponents, with special venom reserved for the Supreme Court.