Sentence examples for have mostly caught from inspiring English sources
Although the regressive Bush tax cut of 2001 enjoyed substantial public support — reflecting what I have called "unenlightened self-interest" on the part of inattentive citizens — the Trump tax cut is so bad that even inattentive citizens have mostly caught on.
Luckily, companies responsible for licensing software have — mostly — caught up with that.
Even high-speed trains that took off in Japan, China and Europe have mostly failed to catch on in the U.S. (the Capitol rulers of "The Hunger Games" still have a high-speed rail system).
Real poems have mostly arrived unbidden like this ever since: caught in the corner of my eye like that bird".
What you now have mostly are franchises in transition, trying to catch up to the teams that have passed them.
Those street battles that caught our attention this summer have mostly been policed into submission, and the world's cameras have moved on, but the afterlife is interesting.
Now, as stocks of the fish have fallen to the point that officials have instituted months-long bans on catch, cheaper alternatives have mostly replaced the cod.
The nightmares have mostly stopped.
They have mostly been eliminated.
The city had a small fishing fleet, but it mostly caught fish for local consumption.
Mackerels are mostly caught by nets, rather than by angling.
