Sentence examples for was being primarily from inspiring English sources
One person kept implying I was an idiot for using a credit card to gamble, and said the card was being primarily used for gambling - it was a couple of small transactions!
At times it stood particularly for the risen and glorified Christ (e.g., Acts 2 36), but in passages that echoed the Old Testament it was sometimes the preexistence that was being primarily emphasized (Matthew 22 44).
For years, many Egyptians complained that the U.S. aid was not making a significant difference to social and economic conditions in the country, but was being primarily used to strengthen the power of the Egyptian military and the government of President Hosni Mubarak.
The Americanization movement that came into being was primarily a program of education propagated through schools, businesses, voluntary associations (such as the YMCA), libraries, and citizens bureaus.
It has picked 17 industries, two of which, health care and insurance, are being primarily addressed by software engineers in India.
The Mujica proposal is, perhaps unsurprisingly, couched within a bill of security measures and is being primarily promoted on that basis and, as is often the case with drug reform legislation, it includes provisions for increased penalties for traffickers.
The TESLA linear collider is being primarily designed as a 500 800 GeV centre of mass e+e− linear collider.
Sirius' current three elliptical orbiting Loral FS1300 satellites are being primarily used for streaming the Sirius Radio service, but are planned to be used for streaming television as well.
The non-starch carbohydrate polymers are being primarily approximately 70% arabinoxylans, approximately 24% cellulose, and approximately 6% β- 1,3) (1,4)-glucan [27].
It is being primarily aimed at hospitals, but other trusts including those providing mental health and community services are also being invited to take part.
The protective effect of n3-PUFA supplementation is being primarily investigated in a long term setting, which seems not very appropriate for patients scheduled for liver resection.
