Sentence examples for should predominantly from inspiring English sources

"There is an assumption made that the people involved should predominantly be men.

This is illogical, of course — nothing in the rules of M.V.P. voting says that the award should predominantly go to hitters.

Therefore, assuming that during PLR the systemic metabolic rate remained relatively constant (and minute ventilation was kept unchanged), then changes in PETCO2 should predominantly reflect variations in pulmonary blood flow and thus, indirectly, changes in CO.

In particular, we predicted that the relative activity of highly mobile bat species will be explained best by landscape characteristics on a relatively large spatial scale compared to the activity of less mobile bat species which should predominantly respond to landscape characteristics on a relatively small spatial scale.

Under such circumstances loss of resistance traits should predominantly depend on the duration of the protected status [61], [62].

In short term care and before surgery, treatment should predominantly focus on anxiety.

He rejected the traditional dictum that string instruments should be predominantly lyrical.

Mr Bryant said S4C should remain "predominantly in the Welsh language", but added that it needed English-language content to reach out to the whole of Wales.

And because Wilson got very little experience as a pass blocker and receiver at Virginia Tech, his carries should come predominantly on first and second downs.

I'd like to tease out the assumption that seems to underlie Billington's post: that plays on London stages should be predominantly British, or that they should at least "take the moral temperature of British society" – as Billington argues the Royal Court once did.

But this summer, the traffic should be predominantly in the other direction, as the four provinces of the Acadian region -- New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland -- celebrate the 400th anniversary of the arrival of the first permanent French settlers in Canada, at St. Croix Island.