Sentence examples for this primarily means from inspiring English sources

"Today this primarily means a change at the presidential office.

This primarily means "ambassador at large" to Capitol Hill, especially Republicans.

This primarily means Pouilly-Fumé, well known in its own right, but also the smaller Loire appellations of Menetou-Salon, Quincy and Reuilly.

With an oil peak either behind us or very near (as even conservative stalwarts like Forbes magazine are acknowledging), this primarily means we need to start phasing out coal as a primary source for electricity as soon as possible.

To Charlemagne this primarily meant Northumbria: according to Patrick Wormald, "Charlemagne … saw England as if it were ruled by two kings only: Æthelred ruling Northumbria and Offa ruling everything to the south".

Genetic mapping using various populations has served as the primarily means of gene discovery for important agronomic traits in rice.

In this study, TCM primarily means the natural products developed from plants and animals.

The slang verb to gig, as in "let the taxpayer get gigged," primarily means "to cheat".

Lowering the threshold at which lead poisoning is diagnosed primarily means more attention to an existing problem.

As Graham Greene remarked, Maugham "still primarily means adultery in China, murder in Malaya, suicide in the South Seas".

Those will be the level of "resource utilization," which primarily means the unemployment rate, the trend in inflation, and the stability of inflation expectations.