Sentence examples for mostly victims of from inspiring English sources
Some 90 percent of France's estimated 20,000 to 40,000 prostitutes are foreign, mostly victims of Nigerian, Chinese and Romanian human trafficking networks.
One South Carolina study involved 20 patients, mostly victims of sexual abuse, who had suffered from PTSD for more than 19 years.
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).
The (charitable) Mulberry Bush school in Oxfordshire, for example, charges more than £100,000 a year, with which it pays 100 staff to look after its 36 pupils, mostly victims of indescribably ghastly abuse.
By 1918 thousands of "health seekers"—mostly victims of tuberculosis and other pulmonary diseases—had flocked to Albuquerque, which was served by several hospitals built by the federal government.
The two-week military onslaught has resulted in the deaths of over 700 Palestinians, including more than 300 civilians, mostly victims of U.S. weaponry.
There is no point in proclaiming our kinship or solidarity with the 121 (and counting) mostly young victims of the multiple massacres of Paris.
The graves, many adorned with wrenching photos of 16-year-olds, stretch away, hundreds of thousands of them, mostly for victims of the 1980-88 Iran-Iraq whichwhich followed the 1978-79 reviolenceary violence.
The stories were mostly from victims of the war in the Democratic Republic of Congo and were so harrowing that at one point I had to stop listening to the programme and pace around the kitchen.
Duch was given the opportunity to respond after the prosecutors had outlined the case against him, recalling the grim litany of torture meted out to extract false confessions from mostly innocent victims of the regime.
At North Carolina, beginning in 1946, he became a leading figure in the laboratory efforts that sharply cut the death rate among the mostly male victims of hemophilia, a hereditary disorder that afflicts about one in 10,000 men in this country.
