Sentence examples for the mostly remote from inspiring English sources

As many as 250,000 political prisoners and their families toil on starvation rations in the mostly remote mountain camps, according to estimates by international human rights groups.

In these mostly remote outposts, the so-called Anusim or Marranos, Jews from Spain who fled the Inquisition and converted to Christianity, had found refuge.

Moreover, the fact that the disease affects mostly remote communities, migrant groups, and minority groups with difficult or no access to health care (with the ensuing underreporting) as well as the cross-seroreactivity between yaws and syphilis further impacts the validity of population estimates of the disease prevalence among others.

The news reports showed the heavy equipment quickly transported from the capital of Manila to the forested and mostly remote lands of Bukidnon.

The owners are mostly remote now, at Manchester United, Liverpool and Arsenal, at Manchester City, Aston Villa and others.

The names may be mostly remote to our ears.

Hoover and his team, which is mostly remote at the moment due to a separate San Francisco office lease headache, will also move into some space set aside for them at AngelList headquarters in San Francisco's financial district.

They classified SNB as a "mostly remote" site where the total population influence, population variability, and total deposition influence are small.

The HRF+TD model revealed a global maximum in the left-temporal lobe with a positive response and additional, mostly remote, clusters with negative responses.

Field Guide to the Fishes of the Amazon, Orinoco, and Guianas provides descriptions and identification keys for all the known genera of fishes that inhabit Greater Amazonia, a vast and still mostly remote region of tropical rainforests, seasonally flooded savannas, and meandering lowland rivers.

The North Vietnamese were under far more direct threat from American bombers than Americans have ever been from mostly remote Arab terrorists, yet no one would ever suggest that the Vietnamese were justified in torturing American pilots, even if they could have found out about, say, the targeting and timing of bombing raids, which might conceivably have saved Vietnamese lives.