Sentence examples for brings mostly from inspiring English sources
Listing an animal as "threatened" under the Endangered Species Act brings mostly a shower of regulations from Washington.
But I have never heard any public-policy expert make claims like Navarro's: that trade is the central problem in the world, that trade brings mostly pain to America, and that dramatically lessening trade will bring a renaissance to our economy.
A higher rainfall brings mostly contaminations from soil as well as from other point and nonpoint sources.
That's why, she said, the Kapor Center is working to improve the pipeline of talent with programs such as its SMASH Academy, which brings mostly poor black and Latino high school students to summer programs at UCLA, USC, Stanford and UC Berkeley to study science, technology, engineering and math.
The boats, at first, brought mostly Tunisians.
Mondays, however, have brought mostly losses for the market in recent weeks.
He collected timepieces dating to the 1600s (now estimated to bring mostly below $100,000 each).
On the Palestinian side, many acknowledge that the uprising has brought mostly misery.
For Ms. Griffin the album is an attempt to bring mostly unknown or misunderstood music to pop fans.
Instead, the installation of a new prime minister, just two weeks after his predecessor's government fell, brought mostly relief.
Da Ponte made everyone he knew buy tickets, and he persuaded García, who had brought mostly Rossini operas, to add "Don Giovanni" to the schedule.
