Sentence examples for mostly training from inspiring English sources

The second group of papers in this review is about interventions to prevent violence to health care workers – mostly training and techniques of dealing with combative patients.

Though the ducks used for tours in North America were mostly training vehicles, they still have the cachet of military history.

Army leaders said their force was mostly training now, but also protecting government buildings and hunting down small groups of former Qaddafi supporters who had not yet surrendered.

Instead, Christie asked herself: "How I can become a more complete skater, relying less on my physical strength and more on tactics and guile?" The answer was a two‑month training camp in South Korea, where instead of mostly training with men, as she does in the UK, she practised with women.

"Then why should America expect Egypt to accept this kind of interference without an investigation or a trial?" Ms. Abul Naga's testimony, bolstered by the other witnesses, details the activities of the groups, mostly training political parties in how to organize, raise money, deal with the news media and the like, but it also ranges into far broader accusations of illicit activity.

And for the last 20 years, the US military has maintained a small and discreet military presence in the country, mostly training and advising on counter-terrorism, a presence which has now ended in an abrupt withdrawal after al-Qaeda fighters overran a town close to the base used by US Special Forces.

Previously, the Syracuse players mostly trained alone.

But still today, we mostly train future public leaders to be public administrators.

She had some school lessons, but was mostly trained to swim and swim.

That task has fallen to the city's Civil Defense workers, mostly trained as firefighters and rescue workers.

Mr. Golisano has mostly trained his fire on the governor, but he suggested yesterday that might change.