Sentence examples for has mostly won on from inspiring English sources

Without that, Marja will be another empty victory in an eight-year war that Washington has mostly won on the military battlefield and mostly lost everywhere else.

The Yanks have mostly won without his offense this year.

We've had mostly winning seasons in my time there.

That argument has mostly been won by those who have demonstrated that campaigns can have some effect in November.

The recent publication of the report Faithful Cities, advocating partnership between government and faith-based communities to work to reduce the gap between rich and poor, has been criticised as evidence that "the Church of England has mostly given up on winning souls, in favour of humanism and handouts".

Since the 1980s, Hamilton's side has won: government has kept getting bigger, but that government has mostly been on the side of big business and the powers that be instead of being on the side of working people.

"Previous work has mostly focused on middle-class whites.

But Japan has mostly moved on, and so will we.

The press has mostly moved on.

Atlantic Books; £25The birth, rise, triumph, defence and continuing growth of Anglo-American power or how the much-loathed Anglo-Saxons have (mostly) kept on winning.__________________________________________Legacy of Ashes: The History of the CIABy Tim Weiner.

Whereas the other contenders hold offices and in the case of at least a few, have won competitive elections in recent years Mr Huckabee has mostly spent his time working on Fox News as a commentator.