Sentence examples for differ mostly from inspiring English sources
His and Mrs. Clinton's plans differ mostly in their generosity.
They differ mostly about the pace of debt reduction.
At these levels, the grades of lead differ mostly by their bismuth content.
The two candidates differ mostly on national issues like Social Security and prescription drugs, where they tend to hew, more or less, to their party's proposals.
They differ mostly in the number of their trophies (83 for Ginger, 62 for Robbi); their amateur rankings for girls under 18 (No. 101 for Ginger, No. 288 for Robbi); the fact that Ginger plays right-handed and Robbi left-handed; and the events they have won.
The programs differ mostly in their objective function and their optimization method.
As we sniffed and sipped 15 pinots, we noticed stylistic differences, although they were minimal, differing mostly in body and texture.
Eyewitness accounts have differed mostly in which part of the attack they emphasized.
Other dialects, differing mostly in their tones and to some degree their consonants, are spoken in other major regions of the country.
They differed mostly in style, with Moser running as a revolutionary outsider and Fletcher as a pragmatic insider, and in the kind of voters they believe a Democrat will need to beat Culberson in the fall.
Snail assemblages differed mostly among site types, and less among management stages.
