Sentence examples for momentum mostly from inspiring English sources

In North Dakota, by contrast, the momentum mostly has gone the other way.

Instead, sudden bursts of legal momentum – mostly driven by judicial rulings, from Massachusetts to Iowa – have often prompted temporary backlashes.

However fragmentary Mr. Turnage's deployment of his source material, changes in mood and momentum mostly reflected catalytic passages from the original song.

His show built momentum slowly, mostly because his excoriating humor is an acquired taste.

The research confirmed their hunch that the loss of momentum is mostly due to economic maturity rather than a shortage of workers or a slackening in investment.

But even within the confines of Clinton's themselves speeches, the abupt shift in gears halted her palpable momentum and mostly silenced her audiences.

There's hardly a straight kick drum here—instead, it stutters and disappears, so the 4/4 momentum is mostly pinned down by snares, hi-hats, and a triangle jingle.

But what's already happening is that the self-government momentum is still mostly in one direction, notwithstanding the government's recent rejection of a local government committee report recommending more fiscal devolution to English cities.

The protesters – mostly Momentum and SWP members – spent most of their time trying to win UKIP members around with political discussion.

Canadian interest in what works centres is gathering momentum: Current developments are mostly taking place at the provincial level.

All good things comes to those who wait, but the longer Pownce waits to release a public API, the bigger the risk that the mostly positive momentum behind the application will wither away.