Sentence examples for are running mostly from inspiring English sources

Whereas former pro-Yanukovych lawmakers are running mostly in majoritarian districts, civic activists have been essentially co-opted by political parties.

The nation's elections are run mostly by county officials, not by those at the state or federal level.

Four of these clinics have resident dentists and the other six are run mostly by MLPs.

"They're running mostly the 4-3, with four down linemen, and I couldn't describe his explanation," Collinsworth said.

I hadn't eaten much all day, and was running mostly on fumes and the occasional Malteser.

It didn't help that the wideouts were running mostly isolation patterns (a staple of Mike Mularkey's offense but something that simply won't work for this group).

Even on Tuesday, all the state plows were running, mostly clearing shoulders and exit ramps, with the drivers working on 17-hour shifts.

McCain has some appealing maverick positions now, but he's running mostly as a conventional conservative in a bad year for that.

Ex-con Michael Kokoski has spent most of the last two decades in federal prison, and is running mostly on the basis of his arrest record.

Before 1927, New York's budget was run mostly by the Legislature, and it was a sticky-fingered mess.

On Friday, the Station Fire Memorial Foundation announced that the owner, Raymond Villanova, had donated the land to the group — which is run mostly by survivors of the blaze — opening a new chapter after nearly 10 years of waiting.