Sentence examples for mostly subject from inspiring English sources

Its state holdings are poorly managed and mostly subject to political meddling.

The swamps were mostly subject to ecological stasis during early and middle Westphalian times, although they contracted locally in response to drying of substrates.

More than half of the parcels were designated parks, green areas in inner-city locations, landscape, or agricultural spaces in rural areas that are mostly subject to nature or landscape conservation.

And even in states that ban smoking altogether in public places, there have been tobacco tussles around statehouses, which are mostly subject to the lawmakers and not the laws.

Under its terms, public bodies must cough up information within 20 working days unless there is a good reason not to (there are 23 get-outs, from national security to personal privacy, mostly subject to a public-interest test).

The upper (down to 2000 m water depth) and lower (down to 3700 4600 m water depth) slopes are mostly subject to different types of slope failures, such as slides, mass-transport deposits (a mix of slumping and mass-flows), and turbidity currents.

It's very slow, though it does offer a respite from the overactive animation that kids are mostly subjected to.

Moreover, it is based on uniaxial tests whereas the real structures are mostly subjected to combined loadings.

The design of nuclear fuel, which is mostly subjected to loads due to high temperature, pressure and flow under radiation environment, is of immense importance in nuclear engineering.

In particular, seagrasses thrive in areas mostly subjected to marine influence, in both terms of proximity to lagoon inlets and main channels, avoiding areas near major rivers mouths.

As she proved with her tackily entertaining feature debut, "Scarlet Diva," Ms. Argento doesn't know how to move the camera or her actors, but at least in that film she mostly subjected herself to abuse.