Sentence examples for two main ones from inspiring English sources

Pakistan had plenty of those, but the two main ones relied on the cult of personality -- and their esteemed personages had long been on the lam.

The two main ones are Ceuta and Melilla, two cities on the African mainland.

Stress is a slippery concept with several meanings (5), the two main ones being 1) some form of objective pressure exerted on an individual, a meaning similar to epidemiologic exposures; and, alternatively, 2) a subjective internal experience, a sense of being unable to fulfill roles, of feeling anxious or depressed.

There are two main ones.

I would say science fiction and fantasy, I think, they are my two main ones.

The two main ones: Fewer people are becoming hunters, and access to hunting lands is increasingly limited.

He is employed on fixed-term contracts: "four main ones," over the last 13 years, with fillers on money "dredged up from somewhere" by the head of his department.

In coming decades spending on entitlements the three main ones being Social Security (pensions), Medicare (health care for the elderly) and Medicaid (health care for the poor)—will drive deficits and so debt up sharply.

The literature has several research lines on the manager's role, the three main ones are: administrative, critical and humanistic.

Here we highlight four main ones.

Here are the six main ones Beijing has used.