Sentence examples for is mostly conditional from inspiring English sources
At this time it appears that integration of neighborhoods rarely results from white in-migration, but in fact is mostly conditional upon the ability of minorities to move into previously all-white areas.
Their pledges to stop or reduce deforestation are mostly conditional on rich countries financially and technically helping them achieve this – and the onus on reducing emissions is on these rich countries which have historically caused most climate change.
It is mostly used in the second conditional sentence (e.g. If I were Obama, I would not bomb Libya).
This underestimation was mostly attributable to the conditional bias inherent in the radar product.
Much of the language in the Supreme Court's opinion was conditional, and its criticism of the lower court was mostly indirect.
As Mr Rodrik's research has shown income convergence across economies is irregular and mostly conditional on local policy and institutions.
Specifically, if A is a conditional cooperator surrounded mostly by cooperating neighbors, A will cooperate more; but then A's increased cooperation may cause its remaining neighbors to cooperate more as well.
He is on conditional release.
His mother is a conditional concept.
The optimism, in other words, is highly conditional.
