Sentence examples for turn mainly on from inspiring English sources
Though evangelical Christians and other "values voters" remain a potent force, November's ballot seemed likely to turn mainly on questions of economics and the role of government.
He was given until this Friday to reply to preliminary findings in the investigation, which is believed to turn mainly on an encounter Mr. Foley is said to have had with an employee last October, a month after he was recruited to be chief executive.
Ghada Gebara of Digicel says she has managed to find qualified local staff, though with difficulty.Hopes of creating more jobs turn mainly on a revival of the export clothing industry, which was substantial until Haiti's descent into chaos in the 1990s.
The debate has turned mainly on how one defines a miracle, understands the laws of nature, and specifies the principles of evidence that govern the explanation of highly unusual historical occurrences.
The discussion turned mainly on the craft of archiving, not all of it likely to appeal to a general audience.
Her defeat for reelection to the Senate in 1972 by William D. Hathaway turned mainly on the question of her age and health; she had campaigned little.
The historical relationship between the Arab Muslim north and the black, non-Muslim south always turned mainly on the slave trade — northeners enslaving southerners.
This whimsical work turns mainly on the efforts of Richard's loyal squire, Blondel, who has traveled to Linz disguised as a blind minstrel to rescue his king.
But since ICAC opened its inquiry in March into "allegations of corrupt conduct involving public officials and persons with an interest in Australian Water Holdings Pty Ltd", the spotlight has turned mainly on the Liberals.There are no allegations of corruption against either Mr O'Farrell or Mr Sinodinos.
What matters is the longer-term prospect, which in turn mainly depends on health care costs.
The prevalence of HPV in these tumours varies geographically and reflects the variation in prevalence of oral HPV infection, which in turn mainly depends on the practice of oral sex.
