Sentence examples for this mainly means from inspiring English sources

This mainly means manufacturers were in such a hurry to introduce the product to the audience that they "forgot" to launch a full-scale clinic tests.

This mainly means training yourself to fight the temptations of pornography but it can also mean not going to movies or avoiding driving on certain parts of the highways.

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While Western learning in this case mainly meant study in the military, political, medical and natural sciences, it was not divorced from the broader intellectual and artistic traditions of Europe.

This is mainly meant for younger people, where they have activities set up and stuff like that.

These days, it mainly means someone is hiding money in their garden or under their pillow".

For me, that mainly means the Sky News studio in London, following a well-worn routine: interviews, breaking news, discussions.

These days Polhemus lives in Hastings, where "street food" mainly means "people wolfing down fish and chips in a seafront shelter on a grey day".

10.22am BST As all attentive Londoners know, the Olympics mainly means one thing: stopping using the tube so tourists and athletes can use it, and walking to work.

By partisans he mainly means the women, who "had more power, access, success and recognition than any group of women had enjoyed before".

According to Morningstar, a research firm, the average mutual fund investing in emerging-market debt which mainly means government bonds—has returned 10.4% a year since 1998.