Sentence examples for has mostly to from inspiring English sources
But Rick's spirituality has mostly to do with his own sense of self.
The reason has mostly to do with skittishness about the show's content.
It has mostly to do with the volume of data that you have, and the sampling error that this introduces.
The difference has mostly to do with the relatively small cost of recording and pressing a CD as opposed to making a film.
That's more than a billion dollars higher than the state had earlier estimated; the change has mostly to do with capital gains, Brown said; stocks and real-estate prices are climbing.
Foreigners' dislike of America has mostly to do with its politics and politicians (nearly 75% of the French and Germans who disapprove of America base their dislike on Mr Bush personally).
The things the occupants left behind in this rambling four-story house have mostly to do with vice.
The play's limitations — instead of soaring, it whines with regret — have mostly to do with Uncle Vanya himself.
The remaining work had mostly to do with lighting, which posed a particular challenge for the designers of "Jane Eyre".
Signalling functions have mostly to be proved to meet a SIL 4 level.
