Sentence examples for strikes mostly from inspiring English sources

AIDS is not like the bubonic plague: it strikes mostly those of bread-winning age, and it kills them slowly.

Rett syndrome strikes mostly girls, who around the age of 3 start to lose their speech and movement faculties.

"The whole thing seems to be on pause at the moment," said Chris Woods of the Bureau of Investigative Journalism, a watchdog group that tallies the drone strikes, mostly using news reports.

In October, the United Nations special rapporteur investigating drone strikes, Ben Emmerson, cited 33 cases in which drone strikes, mostly by the US, killed civilians and potentially violated international law.

Last year, Pennsylvania joined 13 other states that have passed laws concerning the immunization of college students against the disease, a deadly disorder that strikes mostly infants and college students.

Between 2009 and 31 December 2015, the administration claimed that it launched 473 strikes, mostly with drones, that killed between what it said were 2,372 and 2,581 terrorist "combatants".

There, the struggle is largely sectarian; Boko Haram has struck mostly at Christians and burned churches.

Squeezed by the army, fractured into squabbling parts and without territory, they are striking mostly at civilians.

Watching the debate Thursday morning, I was struck mostly by the lack of economic policy in the economic policy debate.

The man has struck mostly on the Upper East Side, and all of his victims have been between 21 and 31, the police said.

After the miners at Marikana won a handsome pay rise, 75,000 miners, chiefly of gold and platinum, went on strike, mostly illegally.