Sentence examples for have mostly dropped from inspiring English sources

"The people who have tried to compete with Worksman have mostly dropped by the wayside," he said.

Lawson lost her mother, her sister and her first husband to cancer, although this reality seems to have mostly dropped out of the public mind.

Where the pre-Obama party spoke the language of "safe, legal and rare" on abortion and basically set gun control aside as a losing issue, the Obama Democrats have mostly dropped the "rare" part and, post-Newtown, taken up the gun-control cause anew.

Don't Bow While this was once a Chinese tradition, and is still common in neighboring countries, the Chinese have mostly dropped the habit, especially when dealing with Westerners.

Even later, when the dilettantes had mostly dropped out of contention, there was no standardized equipment.

For starters, the Smokey Robinson who wrote "The Love I Saw in You Was Just a Mirage" or "If You Can Want," the turn-on-a-dime poet, has mostly dropped out of sight.

During the rule of Mr. Niyazov, who gave himself the name Turkmenbashi, or Father of all Turkmens, and who had commissioned golden statues in his likeness, Turkmenistan had mostly dropped off the agenda of Western oil companies.

By the 1960s, the phrase had mostly dropped the not-unique-to-America idea of motherhood.

Analysts say the cuts have mostly come in regions where real estate values have dropped, but people with poor payment histories can also be affected.

His direct investments in "new" technologies and industries have mostly been a bust, in large part because China dropped the price floor on green technology.

Like other violent crimes, homicide peaked in the early 1990's and has been mostly dropping ever since: in 1991 it hit 24,700; last year it totaled about 16,000.