Sentence examples for predominantly very from inspiring English sources

It is, in many ways, a classic microcredit N.G.O., inspired by the Yunus model, and its clients are predominantly very poor women.

But in Salzburg two days earlier I saw seventy or eighty of them lined up on a street corner, very predominantly very young men, in international teen-age gear: baseball caps, luminous windcheaters, dark glasses.

Those three things are, predominantly, very much within your control.

Therefore, experimental access to such internal flow-dependent rates is insufficient due to predominantly very short process times.

"That's the thing about London, that it's predominantly very multicultural, it's an acceptive community.

The levels of this pro-implantation cytokine were significantly higher in timed endometrial samples from RPL patients, especially in women with a history of predominantly very early (biochemical) pregnancy losses.

Unlike most flu strains, which kill predominantly the very old and the very young, this one — a bird flu, as it turns out — struck young adults in their 20's, 30's and 40's, leaving children orphaned and families without wage earners.

Natural thorium is a mixture of radioactive isotopes, predominantly the very long-lived thorium-232 (1.40 × 1010-year half-life), the parent of the thorium radioactive decay series.

My family adjusted well to life in southern Texas, where waves of immigration had made the region predominantly Hispanic, very much like Mexico, and the ideal place to, of all things, build lots of houses.

Although there are less bioactives that exhibited preference towards MOE preparation, most of them are found predominantly at very low rank numbers, differing substantially from the Maestro rank numbers (Fig. 2b).

If empty cells are available it is predominantly the very youngest bees which enter them (Fig. 3B).