Sentence examples for it mostly goes from inspiring English sources

A free and vigorous press uncovers corruption though there is plenty of it, and it mostly goes unpunished.Just as it would be a mistake to underestimate the new Brazil, so it would be to gloss over its weaknesses.

But the performance is marred by Ms. Turner's shaky grasp on her English accent, which comes and goes like the sun in a London summer — which is to say it mostly goes.

A concrete and steel structure two stories above the sidewalk, it is so big that anyone can see it, but so nondescript and so much a part of the urban landscape that it mostly goes unnoticed.

Though Millennials have enormous potential political power, it mostly goes unused in the 2014 midterm elections, only 21percentt of voters under 30 cast ballots.

The rest was classic cheating, and it mostly went undetected by the refs — no surprise, perhaps, since the whole point of deception is to deceive.

Dance itself, because it mostly went unrecorded, was little studied in a serious way, and there was no reason that tap should have been an exception.

While there was some talk of forcing lenders to renegotiate mortgages so people could stay in their homes, it mostly went nowhere because we were told it would cause a "moral hazard".

I've had a lot of different jobs, but it mostly went: small-town reporter, Peace Corps, tech company, then part-time before I took the big plunge.

Though YPF has invested $11 billion in Argentina since 2006 while handing out $3.5 billion in dividends, it has mostly gone to bolstering existing fields rather than to exploration.But YPF cites two reasons why it has had to pay money out, rather than spend it on drill-heads.

It is mostly gone, she said, except for the festivals.

"That heroin wasn't coming this way -- it was mostly going to Europe.