Sentence examples for are mostly realised from inspiring English sources

Cooperation, on the other hand, improves the security of the cooperating communities, but the resource gains in the form of access to water and pasture are mostly realised in the mid to long term.

However, as I discovered after eight hours of power-streaming on Sunday morning, my fears were mostly not realised.

And listening to the runners who took part in this race, I realised that ultra runners are mostly loners by nature.

When selecting markers to assess effects on immune function, it is important to realise that the identification, development and (clinical) validation of markers are mostly done in the context of diseases.

If the people making decisions about promotion are mostly male and mostly white, the likelihood is that they will be sponsoring, encouraging and promoting people in their own image without even realising that this is what they are doing.

"In 2010 I took a bunch of students to London and realised they were mostly interested in getting drunk in a foreign place, so I thought I'd harness that in a good way and make a magazine.

Mothers also felt that by this time the difference between gagging and choking was more obvious and that they realised it was mostly gagging.

When you look at his paintings of futuristic cityscapes, with their shiny and sleek transportation and the slim, chrome-laden buildings, you realise it's mostly Syd Mead we have to blame for getting our hopes up about how amazing the future was going to look.

He realised that they were mostly people whose nearest access to water was the Broad Street pump.

As the programs were mostly written in the early 1960s, I realised the long life-cycle of these systems could cause problems around the year 2000.

But then I come to realise that she's mostly just a little bit shy.