Sentence examples for which he primarily from inspiring English sources
Dr. Hernández Cárdenas developed the rehydration technique, which he primarily uses on full bodies, more or less single-handedly, and he even pays part of the cost for the chemicals that turn back the clock on his brittle subjects.
But the outside data on which he primarily based this conclusion was not only mishandled — the wrong numbers were taken from one published study, grossly overstating worldwide dementia rates — but the analysis also included several faulty assumptions, experts said in later interviews.
Ehik [29] was the first to outline a hypothesis of cusp homologies within lagomorphs in detail, for which he primarily referred to the fossil ochotonid Titanomys.
But it is the amazing string of films he made with Michelangelo Antonioni for which he will primarily be remembered.
And what if McGowan is required in the central role for which he has primarily been selected?
"I had no idea what to do," he recalls of the time, during which he worked primarily on making copies of old masters, from Piero to Velazquez.
Mr. Josefsberg is rock-star good in a number about dropping the children off at camp, which he sees primarily as an opportunity for rampant, uninterrupted marital sex.
Once Thomas was hurt, however, he endured a lengthy rehabilitation – which he did primarily in California, with the same specialist who helped him through a previous A.C.L. recovery – and was not around the Giants very much.
After the Civil War, Pope served in various posts, notably as commander of the Department of the Missouri (1870 83), in which he was primarily engaged in protecting settlers in the Northwest and Southwest from Indian attacks.
In addition to the splendid, colourful screen paintings for which he is primarily famous, Kōrin was an expert lacquer artist whose work has had a tremendous influence on craftsmen working in this field.
At a party last year, he talked of the pleasures of watching his sons, Max, now 11, and Duncan, 7, grow while still having time to play the bass, which he did primarily in Greenwich Village, sometimes accompanying his brother, Jack Hardy, a singer-songwriter.
