Sentence examples for that would mainly from inspiring English sources

Yes, that would mainly affect the rich.

A liquid crystal monitor that folds up for easy carrying sounds like something that would mainly interest business travelers.

If voters say no, he has threatened "trigger cuts" that would mainly hit public schools and universities.

"Failure to act," the paper said, "could cause a second round of systemic meltdowns that would mainly hit the euro zone economies".

They have little incentive to build infrastructure that would mainly help their neighbours.Border officials in both landlocked and transit countries often extract bribes and cause delays.

Many of the CBOT's members have dragged their feet over reform, in part because they are wedded to their pits, but also because its commodities traders, who have a lot of clout, see no point in reforms that would mainly benefit the big traders of financial products, nearly all of whom would prefer to see business go electronic.Not that either Chicago exchange has sat on its hands.

She said WNYC remained committed to finding a second FM station that would broadcast mainly classical music.

Democrats kept arguing that the health cuts were intended to pay for big tax cuts that would go mainly to the rich and upper middle class.

Lovecraft himself saw weird fiction "as a narrow though essential branch of human expression," one that would always mainly appeal "to a limited audience with keen special sensibilities".

Cutting against the Republican orthodoxy that deep tax cuts are both good policy and good politics, Mr. Gore and Mr. Lieberman have attacked the Bush plan as a threat to the nation's economic health that would benefit mainly the rich.

So far, Hillary Clinton, the likely Democratic nominee, has embraced a narrower version that would target mainly high-speed traders, who account for a large percentage of all stock transactions, and whose contribution to social welfare is open to question.