Sentence examples for very predominantly from inspiring English sources

I don't subscribe to the very predominantly English admiration of Updike.

"We're definitely seeing a growth in services -- if not across the board, then very predominantly," said George Moriarty, chief editor of Venture Economics, a trade publication.

But in Salzburg two days earlier I saw seventy or eighty of them lined up on a street corner, very predominantly very young men, in international teen-age gear: baseball caps, luminous windcheaters, dark glasses.

It also might appear reasonable to assume that misreporting of smoking status and intensity should occur very predominantly as underreporting, to a similar extent regardless of alcohol consumption intensity, and non-differential with respect to γ-GT.

The highest income group 300% of FPL and higher are very predominantly served through private insurers and providers.

In conclusion, germline abnormalities (mutations and deletions) of PTCH are very predominantly observed in patients with the full criteria for NBCCS.

It's still very much predominantly text and photos, and that's good for us".

They are very intelligent, predominantly male, typically Jewish, often childless, sometimes homosexual.

In the second they're long gone, and Clybourne Park has become a very different, predominantly black neighborhood.

We launched 16 years ago, presenting experimental live work to very small, predominantly arts-based audiences in a family house in south London.

The range of conditions involved is very wide, predominantly involving a variety of brain and cardiac abnormalities; most common foetal abnormalities, such as Down's syndrome, are typically revealed earlier in pregnancy at the 12 or 20-week scan.