Sentence examples for impacts mostly from inspiring English sources

It's a disease that impacts mostly black and brown people, and your brother can lead it".

Many attempts have been made to estimate vulnerability at both global (e.g. Brenkert and Malone 2005) and regional scales (e.g. Emrich and Cutter 2011) by combining measures of climate change impact and societal capacity to address these impacts, mostly in terms of their capability to adapt (adaptive capacity).

She added: "Clearly universities are businesses, they have a real impact (mostly) in a very specific region.

This sequence can be read in many ways, but its immediate visceral and kinetic impact mostly makes you want to jump onstage and dance, not analyze.

The researchers explained that while greenhouse gases impacted mostly in the winter, during summer and spring months the SAM was influenced strongly by depletions in the ozone layer.

The marijuana measure would have had an impact mostly on city residents because, of the more than 50,000 low-level marijuana arrests in New York State last year, 9 in 10 occurred in the city, according to state data.

The lack of jobs in the US, something that earlier affected only those in manufacturing and the service industry, and therefore had an impact mostly on inner city African Americans, poor immigrants and rural whites, has now worked its way into the lives of the middle and upper classes, towards even people with expensive college degrees.

The precoder granularity was shown to have impact mostly in low-medium transmit correlation scenarios.

"The people it is going to impact mostly on is the vulnerable and the poorest of families".

The department found the changes to the GCSE grade boundaries this summer, which impacted mostly on those in the C-D grade ranges, "disproportionately" affected some schools.

This is true also for aerospace engine-makers, although their environmental impact mostly occurs during the use-phase of their products.