Sentence examples for arises mostly from inspiring English sources
What London has contributed recently is the transformation of wealth earned elsewhere into a London property boom, leading in turn to the present real-world crisis created by the unreal world of London's financial centre.Francis Toolis Dumfries, Scotland * SIR – The concentration of company headquarters in London arises mostly from the desire of the few top people to be "in town".
Thus, for the original network, the reduction in length by about 20% arises mostly because of eliminating segments, not whole fractures.
Medication-overuse headache (MOH), secondary by definition [15], was always included because, on present understanding, it arises mostly if not entirely through mistreatment of these primary headache disorders.
Therefore, the delay of the distant tsunami propagation behind (0.8 1.0% deviation) arises mostly from the SAL effect, and weakly from ocean density stratification.
The need for such an approach arises mostly if large eddy simulation (LES) paradigm is used to resolve turbulence since it requires fine grids, and bubbles could easily cover several grid cells.
On timescales from 1 year to some hundred years, typical parameter estimates for the Earth's fluid core suggest that the observed field variation arises mostly from advective processes near the core surface (Roberts and Scott, 1965).
Its estimated value seems to arise mostly because such an easy-to-remember destination is available for sale at all.
Another myth, Dr. Ganley said, is that A.C.L. tears arise mostly in contact injuries, like a tackle in football, and almost exclusively affect boys.
Last April, 13 months after the demonstration program was approved, individuals or companies affiliated with Alterra and Pioneer agreed to pay $52,700 in fines to settle state charges arising mostly from inspections conducted under Mr. Dorney's watch.
No doubt these arise mostly from dictionary-based translations led astray by the unfathomable differences between the two languages, which have little in common beyond using vocalizations and marks on paper to communicate meaning.
Banks have hung back somewhat and let other lenders, such as insurance companies and specialist funds, venture into commercial property alongside them.So far, says Alison Le Bras, a banking analyst at Fitch, a credit-rating agency, bad-debt problems at European banks have arisen mostly because of international exposures to Argentina, Enron and WorldCom.
