Sentence examples for put it primarily from inspiring English sources

These funds pool money from many investors and put it primarily into stocks and bonds.

The explanation for distinction is primary, in the sense that what distinction needs is explanation by items that are irreducibly numerically distinct from each other — as Scotus puts it, "primarily diverse" (primo diversa), and have nothing real whatever in common: "they agree in nothing the same" (Scotus, Ordinatio II, d. 3, p. 1, qq. 5 6, n. 186 (Scotus [OO], 7 483; Spade (1994), 106)).

Manfred Güllner, one of Germany's foremost pollsters, put it down primarily to their decision to shift the focus away from their core issues – the environment, women and peace – and turn instead to social justice.

Lieberman's comments go a long way toward validating the prevalent theory in progressive blogger circles -- that he, as the Washington Post's Ezra Klein put it, "seems primarily motivated by torturing liberals".

Out of college, he took the first $15,000 he could scrounge up and put it into a primarily domestic equity fund.

It was the increasing "viability of a service-based model," as Ray Ozzie, now the chief software architect at Microsoft, put it in 2005 — portended primarily by Google and its own large-scale network of data centers — that set Microsoft on its huge data-center rollout: if people no longer needed desktop software, they would no longer need Microsoft.

Or as he puts it, "I primarily make my living off my mouth now".

Most of their American friends were married couples with children, who, like them, had come to live in Paris primarily because, as Gertrude Stein put it, "Paris was where the twentieth century was".

As Shanti put it: "This area of Portland used to be primarily African American, and people are being priced out.

We put it in.

She put it loose.