Sentence examples for principally very from inspiring English sources

Why do black people have to take a diss so personally?" and "Why has everything got to get an 'Is it because I'm black?' response?" This suggests that those who took part in the experiment had been exposed to a good few stereotypes, and principally very negative ones.

Yet as China looks ahead, past this year's political tensions and into the second decade of the 21st century, there are other problems that some warn cannot continue — principally, very high levels of government-led investment that appear to be getting out of sync with the underlying needs of the fast-growing Chinese economy.

Studies of the properties for many other filamentous biopolymers have been somewhat in the shadow of the DNA work, but they are using principally very similar concepts.

From topographic and fluvial studies, it is now clear that the Irish landscape is young and dynamic, certainly post-Mesozoic and that it was developed principally by very slow Mesozoic-Cenozoic denudation and Cenozoic fragmented uplift by Eocene-Oligocene extensional normal faulting and Miocene to present-day compression.

Though principally not very partial to sitcoms, Chase was persuaded to take the job by the quality of the show's writing.

The ongoing domestic conflicts between black and white Americans were reflected and exacerbated over in Vietnam, principally because the very apex of this increasingly unpopular war, between 1968 and 1969, coincided explosively with the rise of the Black Power era in America.

The large fluctuations in specific capacitance values that can be found in the literature come principally from the very diverse synthetic routes followed by each research group, which affect the chemical composition, crystallinity, morphology and particle size, and eventually the pseudocapacitive behavior.

Intracortical transport was principally anterograde with very few cortical cell bodies retrogradely labeled outside the immediate injection area.

► HIV prevalence in Kenyan urban areas is principally fuelled by very high HIV infection rates in slum areas.

Treatment options for patients with castration-resistant, metastatic CaP are very limited, principally because of the intrinsic chemoresistance acquired by cells during disease progression on therapy.

The chicken MHC shows strong similarities with mammalian MHC with the presence of genes from class I, II, and III and extended class I regions, but its organization is very different, principally due to the existence of the two genetically independent complexes MHC-B and MHC-Y.