Sentence examples for mostly bears from inspiring English sources

"If we emphasize Shariah or religious matters, our supporters will decline, so we should emphasize mostly clean government and anticorruption," he said in an interview at the party's headquarters, whose facade mostly bears images of the party's humanitarian activities and has no references to its religious goals.

I remember eyeing my own toys suspiciously afterwards, and feeling grateful I had mostly bears, rather than porcelain imitations of little children.

Trevor-Roper mostly bore the shame of this misadventure with stoicism and grace.

The fixtures mostly bear the stamp of the Viennese manufacturer J.&L.

And Mr. Cafero said the shared sacrifice was mostly borne by taxpayers.

The costs—of extra infrastructure and so on are mostly borne by the council.

It was mostly borne by foreign creditors who have recognised the loss and got out.

For the adoption of radio frequency identification by retailers, the cost was mostly borne by the suppliers.

Compliance costs, mostly borne overseas, are likely to be at least double the revenue that the law will generate for America.

Baskets heaped with ironed garments left the little homes, mostly borne by the washerwomen's children, almost all dressed in clean clothes.

It's a sobering reminder that, for all the suffering in England this week, the costs of the rich world's extravagance are still mostly borne by the poor.