Sentence examples for considers mostly from inspiring English sources

In doing so, it will be able to provide users with the same benefits of buying things on credit without charging vendors standard transaction fees, which it considers mostly oligopolistic fat.

During the production of Thirty Seconds to Mars first studio album, he played almost exclusively electronic drums and drew influence from bands such as Pink Floyd, The Cure, Led Zeppelin, and The Who, which he considers "mostly big conceptional bands; bands that had depth; bands that were dynamic".

They knew they had hit pay dirt when they unearthed painted pottery, broken but (all things considered) mostly in tip-top condition.

Still, as Garcia has during his career, the Buccaneers are considered mostly an afterthought, fodder in a postseason expected to culminate in a Cowboys-Packers rematch in the N.F.C. championship game.

It had been known, for almost a century, and considered mostly irrelevant to the etiology of obesity, that fat has nine calories per gram compared with four for carbohydrates and protein.

The trilogy began last fall with "Modern Starts: People, Places and Things," which considered mostly European art from 1880 to 1920 and was organized by a team of curators led by John Elderfield, chief curator at large at the museum.

Unlike Darfur, where the suffering is being eased by a billion-dollar aid operation and more than 10,000 aid workers, Somalia is still considered mostly a no-go zone.

NBC has not completed a deal with Mr. Fallon yet, but his assent is considered mostly a formality, since the move would represent a significant step up for him.

Introspection was considered mostly unreliable and scientifically unsatisfactory.

These pixels are considered mostly belonging to the roadside markings.

Both time series modeling and feature extraction based on wavelet methods have been considered, mostly under constant load.