Sentence examples for principally reserved from inspiring English sources
The boxes, which were principally reserved for ladies, and to which there was a charge of sixpence for admission, were quite filled, but not inconveniently crowded.
Temporal trends from several of the comparison countries are shown in Figures 2, Figure 3, and 4. With the exception of ciprofloxacin, the antimicrobial drugs tested by both systems are principally reserved for intravenous use in hospitalized patients in most countries, and nonsusceptibility rates for these second-line agents were low worldwide, with some exceptions.
That ritual is reserved principally for men with the muscles to hit a baseball very far, not people with a mind or a heart to alter the world.
At first consideration, this process might exclude toxicants such as typical pest control agents and rather be a phenomenon reserved principally for signalling processes such as are fulfilled by pheromones and other semiochemicals.
It's a touchstone for the true New York -- one that is now disappearing due to development of this neighborhood as Manhattan is being reserved principally for the rich.
For example, if one takes lung-protective ventilation to its logical extreme, then alternative modes of ventilation such as airway pressure release ventilation or high-frequency oscillatory ventilation should provide even greater benefit than a low-tidal-volume high-PEEP strategy, yet they remain principally the province of enthusiasts or are reserved for rescue modalities.
The title gives the church certain privileges, principally the right to reserve its high altar for the pope, a cardinal, or a patriarch, and special penitential privileges that remove the basilica from local geographical jurisdiction and give it international status.
Roger Sessions, represented principally by two string quartets and a string quintet, has written in an austere, reserved, and strongly dissonant style.
A subsidiary of a major U.S. defense company is bidding on ship repair and logistical support contracts, and the Philippine Department of National Defense has reserved large portions of the former base for future use by the Philippine military and its allies, principally the United States.
