Sentence examples for historically mostly from inspiring English sources

Located in northern Iraq, the city was historically mostly Arab, bordered on the north and east by traditional Kurdish lands.

GTB HIV-positive tuberculosis incidence is higher in the historically (mostly) data-free zone, in which it is based on regression with total HIV prevalence, whereas the regression method uses the CD4 category which will typically delay tuberculosis incidence as PLWH progress to low CD4 categories over time.

Russia historically remained mostly a behind-the-scenes player, perhaps because Soviet authorities would have had to perform some ideological gymnastics to promote a product consumed principally by the rich of the capitalist world.

Markets have historically relied mostly on exit: Customers make their wishes known with their dollars.

Historically, with mostly radial power distribution and one-way power flow, it was only necessary to evaluate the envelope of design conditions, e.g., peak loads or fault currents, rather than continually observe the operating state.

In contrast to the complex portrayals by Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders, the European and Western view of sharks has historically been mostly of fear and malevolence.

Historically "biodiversity" (mostly understood as species richness) has been considered as favourable in some way or other to stability and functioning of ecosystems (reviewed by e.g. [1], [3], [7]).

Historically, America's mostly college-educated journalist class is of relatively recent vintage.

Historically, they preyed mostly on kangaroos and wallabies, but their diet changed with the introduction of the European rabbit (genus Oryctolagus) into Australia in the mid-19th century.

This undercuts a (mostly) historically accurate and potentially very moving execution scene, complete with a sexed-up, wasp-waisted version of the red chemise that the real Mary wore under her black gown – red being the colour of martyrdom.

Because the town sits on an extended spit of land jutting up toward New England, with a deep-water port that rarely freezes, Greenport has historically been reached mostly by sea.