Sentence examples for covering mostly from inspiring English sources

In 1990, the E3N cohort included 98,995 women born between 1925 and 1950 and covered by a national health plan, covering mostly teachers.

Analysts now put their number at more than 150, covering mostly rural areas.

In Bali on December 7th a deal was done.True, it is a modest one, covering mostly "trade facilitation" (simplifying customs procedures) and not the broad liberalisation that was the aim of Doha.

I focus on expansions covering mostly childless adults and find a smaller effect on labor supply.

Massachusetts: The state has a Comprehensive Assessment System, covering mostly math and English, on which the highest possible score is 280 and the passing grade is 220.

The degree of effectiveness of eScience and Informatics efforts varied widely across the CAWSES II activities, covering mostly conventional means of collaboration, and certainly utilized the 'predictable' modes previously discussed (email, in person, and some teleconferencing).

THIS former police chief tightens his grip around the leather steering wheel while cruising these sunny streets, his dark blue shades covering his mostly dry blue eyes.

As he arrived, with the carpet folded under his arm, he cut an unassuming figure: slightly hunched, in dark trousers and a dark jacket, a bucket hat covering his mostly bald head.

In addition there are various private health insurance funds mostly covering those in the formal sector through their employers and micro-insurance schemes mostly covering informal sector workers [ 3, 4].

Matt Egan, 24, has been working for the Fox Business Network since September 2007, mostly covering the stock market.

I know that Jim Wilson has been mostly covering Romney for The Times.