Sentence examples for would mainly be from inspiring English sources

But those stock gains would mainly be gravy.

Mitie said job cuts would mainly be among senior managers as it combines administration functions.

You would mainly be drinking a glass of history, or, rather, survival.

Formal talks would start in Norway but would mainly be held in Cuba.

"It would mainly be of interest to some people who see value in apps".

The measure, passed by a voice vote, would mainly be used in areas with high rates of mosquito-borne diseases.

"Pre-term birth is a major risk, ie a small baby being born, that's what you'd mainly be worried about".

You know, people who I've friended over the years with the implied understanding that we'd mainly be sharing information that we're mutually interested in.

Though nuking the moon in 1959 would have likely given scientists a trove of interesting experimental data, like much of the space race it would have mainly been about showcasing US superiority over the USSR.

It would be unlikely to mainly be passed on to the depositors given the concentration in a few large banks.

But what you would mainly notice is the flatness of the graph.