Sentence examples for the rest predominantly from inspiring English sources

Zaman al-Wasl reported that personal details of 1,736 fighters from 40 countries had been revealed – a quarter were Saudis and the rest predominantly Tunisian, Moroccan and Egyptian.

All the other full-time pastors on the staff are white, but the congregation is about forty per cent white and thirty per cent African-American, with the rest predominantly Latino and Asian.

Seventy per cent of this cohort were British, with the rest predominantly from Europe.

The requisite skills rest predominantly with researchers in developed countries versed in the use of sophisticated computational tools and advanced statistical tests.

In our dataset 83percentt of the firms' headquarters are in the Netherlands, while the rest are predominantly in neighboring countries such as the UK, Germany, and France.

This work further shows that attitudes to receiving and sharing genetic information in families might not rest predominantly on the particular characteristics of the information itself, but may instead be based on the individual's attitude more generally to having information about themselves which exists and is known by others.

Therefore, studies that rest predominantly on the analysis of caspase activation may be misleading with regard to relevance of p53 for the antineoplastic action of HDACi.

Two-thirds of loans were drawdown mortgages, while the rest were predominantly lump-sum.

About 50% of clinically HER2-positive tumors express the HER2-enriched mRNA subtype, whereas the rest express predominantly the luminal mRNA subtype.

In 2008 09, we reviewed 593 published peer-reviewed papers concerning health RCS evaluations but discovered only 4 primary, longitudinal evaluations of health RCS interventions in low- or middle-income countries; the rest were predominantly descriptions of individual programmes or proposed frameworks (Cole DC, Boyd A, Aslanyan G, Bates I, under review).

Their convictions both rest predominantly on witnesses testimony, most of which has been recanted.