Sentence examples for were mostly imposed from inspiring English sources

When the trade sanctions that were mostly imposed on the apartheid government in the 1980's were finally lifted in the 1990's, South Africa began to expand.

Yet in the pope's version of reality, poverty is mostly something imposed by the rich on the poor which the rich either will or won't try to correct.

Hundreds of different beers line the back room walls like wallpaper and are available to imbibe on the spot or to purchase individually for take out; which is a much rarer thing than you'd think, as Pennsylvania liquor laws are mostly relics imposed in the 1930s by temperance heads, still sore about the repeal.

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The United Nations said nearly 600,000 Syrians were living under sieges, mostly imposed by the government, though the tactic has also been used by rebel fighters and Islamic State.

This is relatively easy to reconcile with the concept that MHC evolution is mostly driven by pressures imposed by infectious pathogens such as rapidly evolving viruses.

That's mostly because of his imposing record, which is now enhanced by the drama of this comeback.

In act two the walls are mostly obscured by an imposing tank perched atop a deep trench that's book-ended by the Christ and Christ-like figures.

This is mostly due to the delay imposed by sample shipping to the mainland, where sample preparation and lab-time can be prioritised during an eruptive crisis reducing delays due to booking of the preparation and measurement facilities by other projects.

Thus, it has been concluded that gene loss is mostly neutral, within the constraints imposed by gene-specific purifying selection, whereas gene gain is controlled by positive selection 75.

In the grand scheme of college athletics, the demands imposed by conference tournaments are mostly a nuisance.