Meanings of mainly older in English

Patients at defined risk for undertreatment are mainly older patients and men.

Now only a fraction of the population, mainly older people, still appreciate it.

It's mainly older people whose bodies are involved.

In winter, the population is mainly older people.

But the audience was mainly older men and women who had experienced first hand the events of the time.

Lamburne said there was initial reluctance from some judges, mainly older ones, to embrace new methods such as DNA analysis.

You do see it, of course, though it's mainly older white men with younger black wives or, more likely, mistresses.

Results: One hundred and eighteen patients shifted to stage II, mainly older patients and patients with a sarcomatoid or a poorly differentiated carcinoma.

Participants included in the reported studies were mainly older adults with visual impairment or blindness, often as a result of age-related macular degeneration (AMD).

Some people may need hospital treatment and between 200 and 500 people, mainly older people, die from influenza-related conditions each winter.