Sentence examples for some predominantly from inspiring English sources

Although Tampa has some predominantly black precincts, none received computers.

Some predominantly natural products are cheaper than others, though.

Asians feel the same about walking through some predominantly white areas.

In some predominantly Christian communities in Kaduna state, Christians retaliated in kind.

He said his aim was to tackle the poverty of expectations, especially in some predominantly white working-class schools.

In the 1950s and '60s some predominantly agricultural countries (particularly in Asia and South America) began to manufacture goods.

Some are predominantly organic in nature, while others stress geometric elements like those that preoccupied Kandinsky in his later years.

Since then black women – and some men – predominantly on social media, have taken ownership of the term, using it to describe prejudice experienced in a range of contexts.

There were allegations that the bishop's corps of deacons, along with some 8,000 predominantly Indian catechists, had evolved into a political machine that supported the Zapatista rebel uprising.

Nevertheless, this solution does present some problems, predominantly in clinical management of the anterior sector.

Some are predominantly Caribbean.