Sentence examples for recognised almost exclusively from inspiring English sources

Of Elwes' being recognised almost exclusively for a film he made nearly 30 years ago, he asked almost brusquely, "How do you have such a good attitude?" One imagined Elwes smiling like Westley the farmboy when he replied: "I'm a blessed guy.

The genera Hallelesis and Bicyclus (with two and about 90 currently recognised species, respectively) are distributed almost exclusively on sub-Saharan continental Africa with a single species (B. anynana) extending its distributional range to the Comoros and Socotra Islands, both in the Indian Ocean [ 16, 17].

And he believes that, as the number of medically recognised conditions for which diagnosis rests almost exclusively on a patient's say-so increases post-traumatic stress dincreases post-traumaticopportunitiestressmalingerers will multiply.

However, we found that the majority of piRNAs that mapped to the sense strand of the repeat had an A in position 10, indicative of s-piRNA biogenesis, while reads mapped to the antisense strand were almost exclusively p-piRNAs, recognised by U in position 1.

Among them, the tribe Leptodirini in the family Leiodidae [ 21] includes at present ca. 240 recognised genera and ca. 1,800 species [ 23], which are almost exclusively subterranean.

Last year Russia (but hardly anybody else) recognised the statehood of Abkhazia and South Ossetia.Over the years the Abkhaz authorities allowed up to 45,000 people to return to the Gali region, which had been almost exclusively inhabited by ethnic Georgians.

Well, almost exclusively.

I read almost exclusively fiction.

Health Almost exclusively about pooping.

They were almost exclusively Latino.

Pholiota is found almost exclusively on wood.