Sentence examples for benefit of mostly from inspiring English sources
The paper applicator has the benefit of mostly being flushable, but you may not want to take your chances if you have an unreliable plumbing system.
Grand Prix was made in 1966, four years before Le Mans, and it had the benefit of a mostly excellent script by Robert Alan Aurthur.
According to the Tax Policy Center, this break will benefit only 20 percent of mostly well-to-do taxpayers, and most economists agree that it does nothing to further its purported goal of increasing homeownership.
While the increase in part-time work was mainly due to recession, employers have now come to realize the benefits of employing mostly part-time workers instead of full-time ones.
In other words, if you have type O blood, you can still benefit from a so-called type A diet just as much as someone with type A blood – probably because the benefits of a mostly vegetarian diet can be enjoyed by anyone.
But you can reap all the benefits of confidence (mostly wearing-lipstick related) without necessarily feeling it on the inside.
Many mitigation strategies have important health co-benefits of a mostly localized kind, which can reduce the political reluctance to take action (46).
In both cases, the authors write, the benefit of the purchases is mostly limited to the housing market.
Depending on the choice of treatment method, the applicability, efficiency and economic benefit of landfill leachate treatment mostly depend on the type of leachate characteristics and landfill design.
However, the benefit of such changes may mostly affect functional components of biodiversity and more common species as ecosystem service providers and not so much affect species of nature conservation concern.
As long as this information is not available, the benefit of our method consists mostly in the generation of alternative flux distributions by varying the values of standard Gibb's free energy changes and/or in the physiologically relevant concentration ranges of metabolites.
