Sentence examples for mostly from rich from inspiring English sources

Today's bunch are 90% male and mostly from rich countries.

His earnings came to an estimated $69 million in 1998 (see p. 80), mostly from rich product endorsement deals with companies including Nike, Gatorade, and MCI WorldCom.

So Greece, although not without sin, is mainly in trouble thanks to the arrogance of European officials, mostly from richer countries, who convinced themselves that they could make a single currency work without a single government.

The few women in the Forbes rich list mostly come from rich families or business dynasties such as Walmart or Apple.

Although group diabetes education has been shown in systematic reviews to be effective these studies are mostly from resource rich countries with more developed primary care systems [ 17].

He said the militants were mostly educated and from rich families, but declined to give any more details.

He said he would shrink annual deficits, now at levels not seen in six decades, mostly through higher revenue from rich individuals and polluting industries, by reducing war costs and by assuming a rate of economic growth by 2010 that private forecasters and even some White House advisers consider overly rosy.

Egly makes full-bodied, rich Champagne mostly from red grapes.

For the rich – mostly from out of town – the good times are rolling.

According to the first big study of the issue, by Climate Policy Initiative (CPI), a think-tank, at least $97 billion a year is going to developing countries, mostly from private lenders in rich countries.

The investment-policy component is based mostly on flows of direct investment from rich countries to the developing world.