Sentence examples for primarily to do from inspiring English sources
Nor was it primarily to do with the décolletage of Hammer actresses.
Daintith said the deterioration in print advertising was primarily to do with an unusually strong September last year.
"But I am realistic," says Brown. "Fundamentally, I'm trying to implement change, and fashion does not exist primarily to do good in the world.
Scientists may have discovered the reason why people become social smokers while drinking alcohol – and it is primarily to do with staying awake.
In florid and judgmental language, Mr. Phillips castigated prominent senators who he said had sought legislative appointment primarily to do the bidding of railroad and industrial interests to the detriment of ordinary Americans.
"Today's move is primarily to do with a sudden apparent realization that loan growth will not be maintained during the second half of the year at the extremely high levels we saw during the first half," he said.
It primarily has to do with height and setbacks.
"We know that their interest primarily has to do with money," Mr. Alcorn had said.
The advent of wireless communication let Murphy get back to what he was primarily hired to do: watch over the players and the coaches.
In the Old Testament, Mr. Weems writes, fasting primarily "had to do with mourning or getting God to intervene in a crisis".
It is troubling, too, to hear the president of the Dallas N.A.A.C.P., Lee Alcorn, call the Lieberman choice "suspicious" because the interest of Jews "primarily has to do with money and these kinds of things".
