Sentence examples for mostly from limited from inspiring English sources

The money belonged to Iran, mostly from limited, legal oil sales.

That takes quite a resolute person, especially if you are also in the middle of creating a venture firm that has made more than 60 investments and last year raised a $476m growth fund – mostly from limited partners outside the U.S. – to focus on Europe, Japan, Brazil, Turkey and China, amongst others.

Finally, we must mention that traditionally, actions for research capacity building in LMICs are designed using a "top-down" approach, where research is funded and prioritized by external sources, mostly from HICs, with limited participation of LMIC researchers and stakeholders.

However, as discussed in [ 4], such estimates are mostly based on extrapolations from limited data and/or expert assumptions about the various steps leading to underascertainment, resulting in large uncertainties of the estimates.

A CBC story on the issue garnered more than 600 comments, mostly from Canadians griping about the limited (and expensive) options for legally accessing HBO.

One of the researchers that I profile in the book, John Krakauer '92PS — a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins — told me that motor researchers have mostly been limited to data from people who volunteer for studies.

On the other side are most of the tribe's members, who insist that the reservation's limited resources -- coming mostly from a new casino -- should be spent on those with the purest blood.

Very limited information on molts, mostly from Wolfe et al. (2009).

Marketing is no cinch, either: Partly because the fruits require time to peel and deseed, there's limited demand for them, mostly from customers of Asian and Mideastern origin.

But New Yorkers' options have mostly been limited to Roll-n-Roaster, in Sheepshead Bay.

Second, the genotype 3 and 4 sequences are obtained mostly from HEV strains circulating in China and Japan, with only a limited number of sequences obtained from other parts of the world.