Sentence examples for has mostly stayed on from inspiring English sources
Otherwise, the Tokyo mainstream has mostly stayed on the sidelines.
As states and cities wrestle with mounting pension woes, some even seeking refuge in bankruptcy, Washington has mostly stayed on the sidelines.
One of the industry's most prominent figures, Warren E. Buffett, the chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, has mostly stayed on the sidelines, leaving most of the work in Washington to Ron Ferguson, the president of General Re, Berkshire Hathaway's biggest insurance unit.
Billionaire Mark Cuban owns about 12% of the voting shares, but has mostly stayed on the sidelines of the various disputes. .
But the military, wary of the city's powerful and well-armed extended clans, had mostly stayed on the outskirts.
Energy development groups around the world are closely watching what happens here, because success or failure with the first United States commercial license could affect the flow of private investment by bigger companies that have mostly stayed on the shore while smaller entrepreneurs struggled in the surf.
Consumers, who drive much of this countrys economic growth, have mostly stayed on the sidelines, though, thanks to high unemployment and continuing home foreclosures.
A string of Democrats and Republicans, and various big-media affiliated interest groups had lined up behind it, while the internet had mostly stayed on the sidelines.
Since arriving on Thursday, Mr. Obama has mostly stayed out of sight, emerging from the house only to travel to a nearby Marine base for early morning workouts, some holiday greetings and six hours of golf with some friends on Saturday.
The European Central Bank has mostly stayed out of this week's public fracas.
He has mostly stayed out of the way as Schottenheimer has exerted control.
