Sentence examples for are mostly right from inspiring English sources
The motels in Eureka are mostly right on the highway that runs through town.
My own view is that Miller and Atkinson are mostly right about long-run job generation.
These are mostly "right to work" states where individuals are free to decide whether to give financial support to a trade union, so unions are less powerful there.
Most people will tell you not to bet the horse first time back from a lengthy trip, these people are mostly right.
Using evidence from tort claims across many domains, Ramseyer reveals a court system designed not to find perfect justice, but to "make do" — to adopt strategies that are mostly right and that thereby resolve disputes quickly and economically.
Now on to the point where the critics are mostly right: There really is a big fiscal-policy hole in libertarian populism as currently defined, and to the extent that hole is filled by actual lib-pop politicians like Paul, it's filled with ideas like the flat tax that are neither populist nor likely to be popular in my lifetime or yours.
When it comes to making tools, crows on the Pacific island of New Caledonia are mostly right-handed--or perhaps "right-billed" is the term.
This is apparently because of the fact that Japanese second hand vehicles, which are mostly right-hand drive and constitute the largest percentage of car imports (64 %) in Rwanda, are significantly cheaper than European left-hand drive (LHD) vehicles [18].
The analyzed foreshocks and aftershocks are mostly right-lateral strike-slip and a normal dip-slip shearing event with insignificant CLVD component and hence may be assumed as single fault plane ruptures.
