Sentence examples for cancelled mostly from inspiring English sources

But spare a thought to the hundreds of service men and women who had their Christmas leave cancelled, mostly on Christmas Eve, to head to the North and provide much-needed assistance to organisations like the police and the Environment Agency, organisations that should be better equipped and funded to deal with this themselves.

Any of my television shows that were cancelled, mostly because of the paycheck.

The worst month of the year for the nation's 20 largest airlines was December, when more than a third of flights were late or canceled, mostly because of weather.

He canceled a mostly ceremonial joint military exercise that was scheduled for next month and delayed but did not cancel delivery of four F-16 fighter jets.

The key benefit of this design is that the bias is mostly cancelled out, thereby improving the model accuracy.

Up to that point it seemed a too-rare moment of entertainment in a first half in which the two sides mostly cancelled each other out in a congested midfield.

For ratio methods, results are also reported as combined, since the genotype effect is mostly cancelled out.

Last year, Google sent out some, but it mostly cancelled the gifts due to the bad economic climate.

The resultant magnetic disturbance is in the north-south direction on the ground, i.e., in the H component, because the magnetic field caused by the ionospheric current in the north-south direction is mostly cancelled by the field-aligned currents (Fukushima, 1976).

A plan for a comprehensive network of motorways throughout the city (the Ringways Plan) was prepared in the 1960s but was mostly cancelled in the early 1970s.

More than 100 of today's flights have been cancelled by British Airways - mostly to and from its main base, London Heathrow, and the Docklands airport, London City.