Sentence examples for mostly introduced from inspiring English sources

Welfare reform will be limited to crude cost-saving measures, mostly introduced by Mr Osborne.

For mammals, the findings are in line with our expectations that the rates of first records of species mostly introduced intentionally should decline in recent years.

The magazine attracted attention because of its lively layout, its stylistic eccentricities, mostly introduced by Hadden, and its emphasis on personalities.

In general, farmers characterized agricultural innovations as 'something new and mostly introduced by NGOs' but did not associate them with the key attributes of utility and adaptability.

They get mentioned during international political and economic debates, but their problems are mostly introduced as an addendum, something you add almost out of duty or as something peripheral.­. . .

Played out over 10 tumultuous days, mostly introduced by the quotations from ancient Greeks like Sophocles and Plato, this film, written by John C. Mouganis and Heidi Haaland, tells the story of Achilles Mannis (played by Mr. Zickel) and Lucy Boxwell (Ms. Besso).

This paper mostly introduces the tracing and localization technology of in-pipe robot without tether cable.

(Eichler) SUMMER STARS (Monday) This series of free concerts, part of the River to River Festival, mostly introduces young musicians at the start of their careers.

But the Macbeth who succeeded Duncan as King of Scots was probably a very good ruler who kept the peace (mostly) and introduced humanitarian laws.

Security measures intended to render these threats harmless have mostly been introduced in response to specific occurrences, thus allowing the potential attackers to always remain one step ahead.

Results indicate that puma diet was composed mostly by introduced species, which represented 80.8% of the total biomass consumed (Cervus elaphus 40.6%, Sus scrofa 39.4%, and Ovis aries 0.8%).