Sentence examples for may mostly be from inspiring English sources

Tesla's audacious plan to build a giant battery factory may mostly be a clever negotiating tactic.

Now in the short run, that may mostly be a problem for all of us.

The junta has said for years that it wants to shift to civilian government -- though these civilians may mostly be military men in suits.

The administration is already starting a review of the human space flight programs, so the appointees may mostly be implementers of decisions made at higher levels.

The slope surface protective structure of eco-bags has a great difference with the conventional ones, mainly because the eco-bags slope is a flexible structure, fillers may mostly be the soils with large plastic deformation, and therefore they have some compressibility.

The bridges may mostly be in England although the toll booths are in Wales.

Closely may therefore mostly be a cross-marketing play, aimed at expanding interest in the family-friendly potential of this German-made geofencing tech.

We assumed that each population has only a single source population and this may be mostly be true given the limited natural dispersal abilities of P. ramorum (Mascheretti et al. 2008, 2009).

The population of interest may well mostly be local, since sick and disabled people tend to have to use services within reach.

They may, however, be mostly window-dressing.

Shoe-throwing may now be mostly a political act.