Sentence examples for has mostly preserved from inspiring English sources

So far, this relationship has mostly preserved the status quo.

Alas five years after taking control of Gaza, Hamas has mostly preserved existing structures and laws, with minor tweaks.

The Arab League and the Islamic Conference condemned the attack, but Arab governments have mostly preserved an embarrassed silence.The Americans claim that they cannot produce evidence without compromising their sources: intelligence agents are said to have collected a soil sample that showed traces of precursor chemicals used in making nerve gas.

Up until that point, I had mostly preserved the fiction that I was a bona fide hotel and restaurant reviewer.

So far, settlements have mostly preserved the worker-as-an-independent-contractor concept that obviates any wage guarantees.

Inside, the character of the house has been mostly preserved — high ceilings, distinctive moldings, generously scaled windows, carpet on the stairs to the other dining room on the second floor.

Hence, while the original organization has been mostly preserved at the folder level, at the box level this is not the case.

"There doesn't seem to be much original architecture left, and what has been preserved has mostly been adapted for new uses.

Thus housebuilding has mostly become the preserve of a few large corporations.

Since Kevin Keegan quit in the Wembley toilets in the autumn of 2000 the England manager's job has mostly been the preserve of lavishly paid tourists – Sven-Goran Eriksson and Fabio Capello – with only a brief caretakership by Peter Taylor and Steve McClaren's calamitous interregnum to break the Football Association's habit of dialling international rescue.

Mr. Misrahi has mostly abandoned his earlier vision of widely preserving the neighborhood to which millions of Americans can trace their immigrant roots.