Sentence examples for principally made of from inspiring English sources

Airplanes, tanks, artillery, armor plate, battleships, shells torpedoes, barbed wire are all principally made of steel.. Steel companies, during the last war, were swamped with business which proved highly profitable to them and their stockholders.. Steel stocks have always been among the first to respond to the stimulus of war-buying.

Moreover, the high oxygen isotope ratio suggests that the impactor was principally made of a rare material called enstatite chondrite.

The sample was principally made of carbon features which have very weak absorption at 8 keV, i.e., in the hard X-ray regime.

But, if ice is such a good reflector, and we think comets are principally made of ice, how come their albedo is down at 4-6%? "The prevailing assumption is that it is the presence of organics at the surface," says Prof Jessica Sunshine, who's been a leading investigator on Nasa's recent comet flybys.

Afterwards, old larvae receive brood food, a mixture principally made of the nurse's hypopharyngeal glands secretions, honey and pollen.

These acellular layers are principally made of randomly disposed collagen fibrils over a thickness of 10 µm, and contribute to the structure and protection of the central part of the cornea: the stroma.

The shells of different molluscs are composed of 95 99% calcite and/or aragonite (principally made up of calcium carbonate) oriented in a matrix of proteins (0.1 5%), and act as natural ceramic with excellent strength and toughness (Kaplan 1998; Boro et al. 2012).

None is presently a member of the FLA, whose membership is principally made up of clothing companies with suppliers in the far east.

Their diet is principally made up of earthworms; however, some species also consume arthropods.

The Fed's liabilities are principally made up of currency in circulation, which pays no interest, and reserves, the cash that commercial banks keep on deposit at the Fed.

Mean annual pay, says the ONS, was £27,271, but more than 60% earned less than that, the overall average being skewed by the tiny minority who make considerably more.These numbers show that Britain is not, in fact, a country principally made up of the rich and the poor.