Sentence examples for principally between from inspiring English sources

Syria was divided principally between the socialist Baʾth, led by the minority ʿAlawite community that dominated the army, and pro-Nasser pan-Arabists.

The political establishment is riven by deep divisions, principally between economic reformers loyal to President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, and clerical arch-conservatives backed by the Revolutionary Guards and a wealthy, corrupt merchant class that has grown fat on the 1979 revolution.

Disagreements over that round -- principally between the United States and Europe, but also between the developed world and poorer nations -- proved so divisive at the world trade meeting in Seattle last year that it collapsed in discord.

The contest was principally between Khan, the Muslim son of a bus driver and seamstress who grew up on a council estate with seven siblings, and Goldsmith, the son of a billionaire businessman and Eton alumnus.

Otherwise she divides her time principally between South Africa and Zimbabwe, a country many still associate with 90-year-old president Robert Mugabe's authoritarian regime and its ruinous economic policies.

But it did have some natural assets of its own, notably the Seine River, which is still used for barge traffic moving principally between the capital and the downstream ports of Rouen and Le Havre.

WAYS (soon available on the Web at www.waysnet.org) is dedicated to providing a forum for young researchers--principally between 15 and 40 years of age--to actively participate in today's and tomorrow's knowledge-based societies.

New Zealand's stock of unreinforced masonry (URM) bearing wall buildings was principally constructed between 1880 and 1935, using fired clay bricks and lime or cement mortar.

Moreover, NMR spectroscopy results show that the T2spectra of the rock samples in the study area are predominantly unimodal or bimodal in distribution, with pore sizes principally ranging between 0.01 and 0.69 μm.

The game is principally split between city management and tactical combat.

These are principally comparisons between surgical procedures (5%) or medical devices (4%).