Sentence examples for mostly environmental from inspiring English sources

If there were real issues driving Icelandic politics, beyond personalities, they were mostly environmental.

Height variations within a population are largely genetic, but height variations between populations are mostly environmental, anthropometric history suggests.

The Endowments' assets — about $1.3 billion — generate between sixty and seventy million dollars a year, which, Oliphant says, "is distributed to an array of progressive, mostly environmental causes, but also to programs that are faith-based and conservative, such as charter and Catholic schools in the inner city, and organizations that teach parenting skills".

The unique feature of these groups was that their motivation was mostly environmental: the wind cooperatives and other RE initiatives have a primarily economic motivation (personal communications Region Midtjylland, 2013; personal communications Energibyen Frederikshavn, 2013).

Guasti agreed and set up Rothlisberger with more work, mostly environmental objects and details such as spiked plants and turbines seemingly minor flora and fauna that do wonders to accentuate verisimilitude and mood.

Focal traits were mostly environmental tolerances, which correspond to phenotypic buffering, a plasticity type that maintains a functional phenotype despite external disturbance.

I'm spending fifty million dollars in the United States, mostly on environmental and family-planning causes.

His speeches, mostly to environmental groups and antiglobalization teach-ins, drew increasingly large audiences, including representatives of businesses.

Intertek tested soil, water and air samples for carcinogens and other pollutants, mostly for environmental consulting and engineering firms and for the federal government and state governments.

"For now, we oppose all drilling," said Liliane Devillers, president of Collectif Carmen, an organization that she said was an umbrella group representing 16 "mostly apolitical" environmental associations from the Picardie region northeast of Paris.

She used to work mostly in environmental law, but said clients now couldn't afford to pay or to fight big corporations, and she was handling an increasing number of divorce cases, particularly couples with young children whose breakups were rooted in financial trouble and the economic crisis.