Sentence examples for refer primarily from inspiring English sources

I refer primarily to Poland.

Environmental factors refer primarily to weather conditions such as solar intensity, relative humidity, ambient temperature and wind speed and direction.

But in making this finding, the judges refer primarily to the order's effect on lawful permanent residents, i.e., green-card holders.

The title of the show at the Pepco Edison Place Gallery doesn't refer primarily to preprinted material, although there is some of that.

The little fires of the title refer primarily to tiny pyres that Izzy, the youngest of the four Richardson children, sets alight on the beds of her family members, causing the conflagration that opens this novel of suburban mores.

The primary ground for the Ninth Circuit's opinion is that "the Government has not shown that the Executive Order provides what due process requires, such as notice and a hearing prior to an individual's ability to travel". But in making this finding, the judges refer primarily to the order's effect on lawful permanent residents, i.e., green-card holders.

Dimity now refers primarily to the latter.

He said he was referring primarily to integrity and academic freedom.

And the act refers primarily to physical conditions, not to the conduct of experiments.

Kerygma refers primarily to the preaching of the Apostles as recorded in the New Testament.

He was referring primarily to Stoudemire, whose presence will create more open jump shots for teammates.