For my money, the most interesting both-are-correct pair is probably "predominantly" and "predominately". It seems a no-brainer to me that "predominately" would be a botched attempt to write "predominantly". After all, -ly adverbs are often formed based on adjectives: nice, nicely; quick, quickly; clever, cleverly.
For example don't title your article "How to Use an MP3 Player" when you write predominantly about iPods.
Have you been writing predominantly in Italian since then?
There is no single holy book but a collection of scriptures written predominantly in Sanskrit like the Vedas, Upanishads, Kavya, Bhagavad Gita, Puranas.
A forerunner of Baroque poetry was Mikołaj Sęp Szarzyński, who wrote predominantly religious poetry akin to that of the English Metaphysical poets.
The journalist, Syed Saleem Shahzad, 41, wrote predominantly about security and terrorism issues for the Hong Kong-based Asia Times Online and the Italian news agency Adnkronos International.
The column soon outgrew its roots and within a year Myles was writing predominantly in English, though he still made the odd sortie into Irish (and into punning Latin and modern European languages too, if the maggot bit).
That's not to say, as a mixed-race black, entry-level journalist, I have often experienced overt racism, but I'm already finding myself pigeonholed into writing predominantly on black issues – and having to awkwardly explain to journalists who should be educated enough to already know, why questions about where I'm from are insensitive.
Until the age of around 30, I wrote predominantly in a poetic form.
What arrested my attention was a practice I had been inside for too long to find strange until then: namely, the practice of writing predominantly in [End Page 367] the present tense when writing about literary works.
As the majority of suchapplications are written predominantly in Fortran, and the installed software on thecomputational resources was so varied, this involved the creation of a pure FortranXML library called FoX [36, 37], described below and in more detail by Murray-Rust and co-workers inanother article in this special issue [38].
