Sentence examples for uses predominantly from inspiring English sources

This paper uses predominantly Australasian case studies to highlight trends, successes and challenges in the transition to neighbourhood centred water-based services using 'Low Impact' and 'Water Sensitive' design and development techniques.

But the Raiders' line, which was 12th in the league in fewest sacks allowed per pass play this season, uses predominantly one-on-one blocking, taking advantage of a philosophy that converts tackles to guards so their size can neutralize defensive tackles.

Mitchell's burial clothing uses predominantly undyed and unbleached natural fibers and fabrics of mostly silk and wool.

Proposed new zoning laws would lower the density permitted in the area to current uses, predominantly single-family homes, small duplexes and apartment bungalows.

Compared with the other species of lungfishes, which have paired lungs, Neoceratodus has a single lung and uses predominantly gill respiration, only breathing air during periods of increased activity or when water quality is poor [ 7].

As the stylebook says, use "predominantly" as the adverb.

Londoners have said they want to see the Thames used predominantly for transport or leisure.

Qat is used predominantly by members of the Somalian community in the UK.

Although used predominantly for chairs, wickerwork was also employed for beds, cradles, and garden tables.

E-journals were used predominantly for research-related activities rather than for teaching and instruction.

"Once used predominantly for blue-collar job applicants," he said, "drug testing has now risen to the executive suite".