Sentence examples for making is mostly from inspiring English sources

Risk agility and decision making is mostly about common sense--remembering what your mother taught you as a child, incorporating the lessons you have learned throughout your life, and transforming it all into sensible action.

The decisions the reader must make are mostly compositional: rearranging sentences into a preferred order, selecting words or lines to delete.

The changes Rachel made are mostly to the output page.

And although halting the strike saved the academic term by allowing grad student workers to give final exams and grade papers, the negotiations made were mostly fruitless.

Currently, urban decision-making is mostly a top-down process, with community participation only in its late stages.

(Brantley) 'Bunty Berman Presents...'... Though it sounds as if it should be a hoot, Ayub Khan Din's musical sendup of Indian movie-making is mostly only a whimper.

Also, the large proportion of male herders is crucial in transferring and adoption of technologies given that decision-making is mostly left to men in most African societies (Adams and Ohene-Yankyera 2014).

"The decision to make movies is mostly made by men, and if men don't have to make movies about women they won't".

A striking and disappointing feature of the discoveries made is the mostly small effect sizes.

But making photovoltaic panels is mostly "low tech, not high tech," Mr. Oettinger said.

Decision making in weaning is mostly taken by MDs (91%).