Sentence examples for has been mostly left from inspiring English sources

Mr Caro has been mostly left out of the debate.

The costly chore of restoring the city's surviving Tudor, Art Deco and Spanish-revival homes has been mostly left to expatriates, whose strategies vary, depending on their means.

Traditionally, Critical Mass has been mostly left alone by the Met since the failed attempt to ban it in 2008, and a smaller police presence letting the ride stay within its usual bounds (roughly around zone 1) and allowing participants to stay together would have made it easier to keep the group away from Stratford using pinch points over the A12 if it was felt necessary.

As the burgeoning tech industry continues to do its part to create jobs in a struggling U.S. economy, a major portion of the population has been mostly left out of the tech boom.

Whatever life her art has mustered in the past seems to have been mostly left at the door.

There is a half-baked subplot involving Ellie's unseen boyfriend that appears to have been mostly left on the cutting-room floor.

Even so, their ranks have been mostly left out of national policy debates, because the Census Bureau did not conduct its first preliminary count of same-sex couples until 1990.

Yet they have been mostly left out of the mass media, on television and radio and in the news, feature, style, opinion and book review pages of major newspapers, including The Times.

"The fresh activism is coming with encouragement from Democratic lawmakers who are mired in the minority and have been mostly left to watch as Republicans struggle to reshape the nation's laws to their liking," Ed and Dave write.

ABC's Media Watch program said ABC2 and ABC3 would survive; Radio National would be cut by 2% and regional radio had been mostly left alone.

Adults without children have been mostly left out of Medicaid and health care reform meant to change that.