Sentence examples for are mostly identical from inspiring English sources
adverb
Mainly or chiefly; for the most part; usually, generally, on the whole.
- They're mostly good people, although they have made a few mistakes.
They both want to repeal health-care reform and replace it with a vague alternative whose few clear details are mostly identical to the health-care reform that the Obama administration just passed.
It's hard to imagine that someone setting out to draw a nearly 600-page story would make some of the decisions Nilsen stuck himself with early on — not least the task of working with a cast of characters who are mostly identical birds with little in the way of visible facial expressions or body language.
The two models, which from what I can tell are mostly identical, are called the Dalmore 14 and 15.
On the other hand, in Fig. 7, the peak count degradation becomes much smaller, and the fringe widths are mostly identical.
Now is a good time to note that the two cameras are mostly identical, except that the FS10 has a smaller 3x zoom instead of 5x, while being significantly slimmer and having a slightly higher max shutter speed.
The predictors of binge drinking for boys and girls of the 9th grade are mostly identical.
The results for the three searches were mostly identical except that SA caused a higher improvement in one of the metrics.
While Google promises that they are "just getting started with the Gmail app for iOS and will be iterating rapidly to bring you more features", today's re-launch is mostly identical to the original — save for all the bug fixes, of course.
