Sentence examples for is mostly followed from inspiring English sources
Cricket is mostly followed in Scotland by the upper classes, but Ali got the impression that his old friend came from a middle-class background.
This study brings out the need of simultaneous solution of multi-parametric equations (using relevant software, ORIGIN, in present case) than solution of their linearized forms, which is mostly followed by contemporary investigators.
Goal event is mostly followed by cheering in the audience view as well as gathering of players as well as goal post views which may give rise to edges in the frames.
Pearce says snooker is mostly followed by a white-collar fan-base, aged from 16 to 34, who see snooker as "aspirational rather then elitist", and are based around major cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Chengdu.
Linkedin is mostly followed by professional communities.
Although the CDC criteria is mostly followed [ 27], different research groups accept that, although fatigue for at least 6 months is required to establish the diagnosis, shorter periods of debilitating fatigue should be considered in adolescents or school-aged children [ 52].
These children are mostly followed up in the CePReF programme, having been diagnosed with HIV-1 following a severe opportunistic infection; their time of infection cannot be estimated with the available data.
Shaw's elaborate stage directions are mostly followed, right down to the set Robert J. Martin has designed.
Vidal writes: "Fifty or so years ago, the region had regular 10-year climatic cycles which were mostly followed by a major drought, and now the droughts are coming more frequently and are lasting longer".
A sketch comedy show in the UK called The Fast Show used to have a farmer/bumpkin character named Jesse who would emerge from a shed to declare "This week I have been mostly" followed by something amusing.
