Sentence examples for mostly inflicted from inspiring English sources

Decades of mass trauma, mostly inflicted by the government in Baghdad, have generated a momentum toward statehood that seems nearly unstoppable.

Any part of the world where crucifixion is deployed as a quasi-judicial punishment, even when mostly inflicted on corpses, is one from which Christians have very good reasons to flee.

The CIP patients, characterized by lack of nociceptive perception, are mostly inflicted by Nav1.7 nonsense mutations, which result in premature protein truncations and inability to produce functional sodium channels.

Violence, mostly bloodless, inflicted by and upon digital animals.

The Russian is accused of supplying weapons that helped to keep that war going, and that in turn allowed horrors to be inflicted, mostly on entirely innocent civilians.

"We have all seen on our screens the beheadings, the crucifixions, the mass executions and the sexual slavery that the Daesh death cult has inflicted, mostly on Muslims, in the Middle East.

These are mostly people fleeing violence inflicted on their communities by brutal criminal gangs who regularly target civilians, raping, murdering, forcibly recruiting and kidnapping their victims in exchange for exorbitant ransom payments.

Therefore, the JPC-SE's position statement calling for the global ban of asbestos (JPC-SE 2012), along with the innumerable epidemiologists who have rapidly risen to support it, is timely and speaks to the injustice being inflicted by mostly high-income countries and their industries against poor and unaware populations in countries where asbestos is heavily used.

For a time the Sandhills did become moderately famous, but mostly for the hardships they inflicted upon hapless settlers.

The suffering he inflicted on his mostly well-heeled dupes was piddling next to the national devastation of an economy in free fall.

The group assembled a few dozen people, mostly victims of terrorist acts inflicted either by the I.R.A. or by the Protestant paramilitary groups the Ulster Volunteer Force (U.V.F).