Sentence examples for that would primarily from inspiring English sources

Lennar proposes building a 900-foot-long bridge over Yosemite Slough that would primarily serve rapid transit.

It might also prove easier to find votes from around the country against across-the-board cuts than against reductions that would primarily hurt New York.

The tax cut provisions for pensions and retirement savings also have inflation protections that would primarily benefit those with high incomes.

He would continue the Bush tax cuts for the wealthiest Americans and provide extra breaks that would primarily help the rich.

It would cost them maybe $160 million to convert an Olympic arena into a multipurpose stadium that would primarily be used for soccer.

In the three years since Michael Brown's fatal shooting in Ferguson, police body-worn cameras have been sold to the public as a tool that would primarily deter police misconduct.

Mr. Keating said the club had a $1 million budget for the tax cut campaign that would go primarily to advertising.

A heated contest involved a new k-8 school that would accommodate primarily children from The Hills.

To that end, Democrats have recently proposed an alternative infrastructure plan that would rely primarily on the federal government for funding.

Proposals for additional rules that would apply primarily to power plants will be issued shortly, officials said, and they hope to put those in force late next year.

And the company is looking at larger investments in renewable energy projects that would be primarily motivated by their profit potential, not their environmental promise.