Sentence examples for it will mostly be from inspiring English sources

Iowa State should get proper credit for its role, led by Royce White, writes Andy Staples on SI.com, but it will mostly be noticed for messing up Kentucky's chance for revenge against UConn in the next round, Gene Wojciechowski writes on ESPN.com.

Isolated showers are possible today, but it will mostly be partly sunny with a high of 70, compared with a high of 77 yesterday.

By describing it, he will cause some offence – though it will mostly be to people who would never vote for him anyway.

It will mostly be in the form of redoing deals, but do not be surprised if a big-name Jet or two is asked to pack his bags.

When the Supreme Court hears arguments on Monday in Baze v. Rees, the Kentucky case that has led to a de facto national moratorium on executions, it will mostly be concerned with the question of what standard courts must use to assess the constitutionality of execution methods under the Eighth Amendment, which bars cruel and unusual punishment.

It will mostly be concerned with thoughts, and not directly with linguistic representations, though, of course, a proponent of this conception can claim that there is a very close connection between them.

"You can't interpret the fourth-quarter profit as the start of a turnaround, because it'll mostly be driven by the catch-up payment from Kmart," Ms. Richardson said.

As with the last few big Apple events, it'll mostly be Greg Kumparak typin' away while Darrell Etherington blasts out photos.

"I'm getting food drops after a few hundred miles or so, and it'll mostly be from people who believe in me, and want to hear my story".

LTE is here considered as it is assumed that this technology will mostly be introduced in new network deployments.

While the budget offers no indication as to just how that money will be split, it's quite likely the money will mostly be directed at CSIS, who will be facing the largest growing pains because of C-51.