Meanings of mainly social in English

The nearest relatives of man are mainly social rather than aggressive in their habits.

As Military Aide, Vaughan's function is mainly social; he is really a kind of court jester.

Now mainly social housing, it has a reputation for crime and is apparently "too sad and depressing" for us.

It needs to move from being over-medicalised, to a much greater social orientation that addresses the mainly social support issues raised by the new demographics.

But Isaac Hecker's problems were at this time mainly social; as, indeed, to use the word in a large sense, they remained until the end.