Sentence examples for say primarily from inspiring English sources

Success in this fight will be hard-won, experts say, primarily because Mr. bin Laden has fundamentally changed the nature of terrorist financing.

Today's search, they say, primarily finds topics, or noun phrases — a person's name, a city, a product, a disease and so on.

There's nothing promising here, but viewing Carol through the lens of my TV screen, it seemed to me that she brought a sort of lumpy grace to being a minor celebrity, with nothing very much to say, primarily in demand because she happened to be her mother's daughter.

Degas's painting of Cassatt at the Louvre intrigues both in its visual modernity, and in its depiction of a woman artist, not in the private realm but surrounded by art - that is to say, primarily as an artist, rather than as a woman.

The premise being that LinkedIn's work history format (designed, dare I say, primarily to sell user data to recruiters and other power networkers) doesn't work well for the likes of indie music producers and filmmakers, where the ability to show what you've done trumps who you've worked for.

Since that agency closed in July 2001, Mr. O'Neill has been consulting, he said, primarily with Sara Lee.

He quit, he said, primarily because of his two small children.

Sales in Europe were lower, he said, primarily because of weakness in countries like Spain.

"American people have their minds on other subjects," he says — primarily the economy and jobs.

The idea is not without risk, Mr. Altschul said, primarily if consumers perceive it to be mocking the political process.

Several speakers called the plan racist and accused council members of supporting a measure that they said primarily benefited whites.