Sentence examples for most having from inspiring English sources

Some scholars argue that political institutions matter most — having independent political parties.

Various hashtags, most having to do with supporting Hamlin, immediately sprung up.

Few people still live here, most having moved to urban areas.

Foreign buyers are typically quite familiar with the country, with most having business or family ties to Bermuda, he said.

Others say social institutions matter most — having a cross-cutting web of citizen, neighborhood and religious groups.

But Mr. Jenkins has a longer perspective on it than most, having led the company since 1983.

There were few big name writers left either, most having been poached or defected to other publications.

Many children attend the show, most having to walk through the casino floor to get to the showroom.

Since Nov. 1, more than 10,000 troops have returned here from overseas, most having served in Iraq.

Females, by contrast, show a smaller range of reproductive output, with most having some offspring, but none having as many as the most successful males.

The Democratic National Committee officially recognizes 14 caucuses or "communities," most having to do with race, gender, sexual orientation or ethnicity.