Sentence examples for been mostly put on from inspiring English sources

In the present study of SCTs, however, no systematic numerical method is available, as the focus has been mostly put on experimental investigation on SCTs.

In those low-income countries where males are assigned a higher social status than females, it is mostly put on young women's shoulders to protect themselves from sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies but at the same time they often lack access to appropriate information about contraceptives and have poor access to relevant services for prevention and treatment [ 10- 12].

Even the sustained attack on May 7th-8th in Kandahar city was mostly put down by Afghan security forces.

Meanwhile, women were mostly put-upon wives or wayward mistresses.

What was billed as an "adaptation" of "The Fifth Column" by Benjamin Glazer, directed by Lee Strasberg, was put on by the Theater Guild in 1940, to mostly mixed reviews.

They were much cheaper to put on than operas; they could be performed during Lent, when operas were forbidden; and the audiences mostly lapped them up.

Online education used to be mostly correspondence courses put on the Web.

Up until now, his outfits have been mostly variations on the Little Black Dress – nicely designed, well-constructed, but "safe," as Heidi Klum would put it.

Mostly, he draws to put on paper whatever is currently manifesting in his mind.

They are putting on a mask.

In one place, 11 bodies — mostly women and children, the prosecutor said — were "put in a pile and put on fire".