Sentence examples for is mostly short from inspiring English sources
But even reductions on this scale seem unlikely to be enough to get net migration under 100,000, not least because student migration is mostly short term, which means reduced immigration now leads to reduced emigration later, drastically reducing the impact on net migration after the first year or two.
One of the commonest AEs after voluntary medical male circumcision (VMMC) is bleeding, which is mostly short lived and normally managed with conservative measures such as applying pressure to the wound and occasionally use of a pressure dressing or suturing.
First, the duration of exposure is mostly short, and secondly, the glucose concentrations are markedly lower than those used in peritoneal dialysis, because the cells would not survive otherwise.
Since this debt is mostly short-term, and much of it is linked either to interest rates or the real's exchange rate, the government is exceptionally dependent on the markets' mood.
The wavelength of the incoming radiation from the Sun is mostly shorter than 3 μm (0.0001 inch).
But they add that what Ituri has been getting is mostly short-term assistance projects - and unrealistic expectations from its vast oil and gold deposits.
His poems were mostly short, read from a stack of papers in his hand.
In truth, the punts were mostly short and rain and slippery fields made returns hazardous.
The messages, released by the Clinton Presidential Library, were mostly short and bland.
