Sentence examples for start mainly from inspiring English sources

The EU postponed them the day before they were due to start, mainly at the urging of Britain, and over the objections of Austria and Hungary.

Some workers at big chains have been sent to hotels elsewhere; others have taken building jobs.Rebuilding, now feverishly under way, was slow to start, mainly because of delays in insurance payouts.

The shift in rachises (full domestication) appears to start mainly after large grain size had already begun to evolve, and we might therefore suggest a minimum estimate of 2000 years for the evolution of both aspects of the domestication syndrome.

Central banks have made a start, mainly by unwinding the emergency liquidity facilities with which they fought financial panic.

The performance got off to a shaky start, mainly because, instead of a chorus, Glimmerglass drafted five singers who seemed more inclined to be soloists and perched them in a balcony.

The first half was Southampton in reverse as a bright start, mainly instigated by Jordon Ibe and Nathaniel Clyne down the right wing, petered out into a flat, blunt display.

But conversation starts, mainly about gimbals and yaw.

For two years he has been the backup at Seton Hall, starting mainly when Shaheen Holloway was injured.

"It started mainly with the Big Four in the Carolinas and we've been geographically pretty close together.

It started mainly as a consumer service, and its toll-free phone number was advertised on the sides of buses.

And then, starting mainly in the 1980s, this same group took on the battle against climate change.