Sentence examples for mostly sheltered from inspiring English sources

Until now, they have been mostly sheltered in Japanese government bonds and other low-risk investments.

It also occurred in populations whose health spending was mostly sheltered from the economic gyrations, like Medicare patients.

Though my sister and I were in proximity to the horror show, we were mostly sheltered from it.

Google so far seems to be mostly sheltered from the slumping economy, which has hurt other Web sites and publications that rely on advertising.

Or was it the impeccable stillness of a fortnight spent mostly sheltered indoors with the only two people she could lay claim to?

What he found in Sacramento, though, was a community that has mostly sheltered him like a newborn cub, forgetting his past transgressions, letting him work his game and dream his dream.

I would suggest that the people are mostly sheltering from the political storm in that still place.

Even Wexford is preconditioned by his own compassion (for "people — women, mostly — who have been sheltered and protected all their lives and suddenly find themselves alone") to miss signs of criminality.

Somewhere around 60,000 people, mostly Nuers, had been sheltered in UN compounds, straining the resources of the world's largest intergovernmental organization.

The UN estimates that 1,200 internally displaced people live in Nam Lim Pa and some 500 civilians, mostly children, are sheltering in a church in Mung Ding Pa.

Scores of people are in hiding, many of them sheltered by a mostly sympathetic population.