Sentence examples for mostly immediate from inspiring English sources

Elizabeth Lynn Johnson, 26, and Josh Epstein, 25, were married on the beach with 17 barefoot guests watching, mostly immediate family.

However, if users want to communicate with anyone beyond the first degree -- mostly immediate friends -- they must be referred by a mutual contact.

Osseointegrated implants are every day more used and the last installation techniques of these implants aim mostly to immediate loading, for which is of vital importance the primary stability of the implant and achieving it is a challenge in low density bone.

Previous studies are observational and mostly compare immediate with delayed use.

Studies reported in this area have been observational and mostly compare immediate with delayed use[ 3, 4].

Reasons for discontinuation were reported for 1713 patients and only 48 courses (2.8%) were discontinued due to the occurrence of AEs, mostly non immediate but injection-related AEs may occur with any injectable filler and generally resolve spontaneously.

The xylem cylinder is ca 0.4 mm and ca 8 12 tracheids thick, and dissected by narrow, mostly complete, immediate leaf gaps into about 20 xylem segments in a given transverse section.

The consequences for the rural poor are particularly serious, as they are mostly dependent on immediate ecosystem services and, therefore, most vulnerable to localised environmental degradation.

Children with CDH mostly present with immediate cardiorespiratory distress during the first hours of life.

This choice was also informed by previous reports suggesting that the impact of green spaces on reducing air pollution levels mostly occurs within immediate vicinity of these spaces and decays rapidly as the distance from green spaces increases (Givoni 1991).

By singing a spontaneous congregational song at the end of a sermon – the traditional emotional apex of the ritualized event – Obama performed a familiar trope that united his immediate audience – mostly black church-goers – with their history, that joined himself to that history, and that staged social solidarity among the musicians and the singing congregation.