Sentence examples for mostly a combination from inspiring English sources
"It is mostly a combination of additional time it takes to do each case, which has increased since the Reform and Restructuring Act was passed in 1998, as well as having fewer people," he said.
There are a variety of ways to define bioregions and mostly a combination of data analysis and subjective expert judgement is used, mainly because data on the distributions of biota are sparse or uneven.
Still, this bill is mostly a combination of bills moved through three major committees.
The lithology of the Kirtlandian formations are made up of mostly a combination of coal beds.
The predominant HiddleSwift narrative was mostly a combination of "How could she?" and "Damn that was swift" (zing), labeling the "1989" singer yet again as a boy-obsessed crazy looking to fill the next blank space. .
They had clinical symptoms of vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal pain, and fever (mostly a combination of these symptoms).
California's peak daily power usage is generally somewhere between 35,000 and 40,000 megawatts of electricity a day, generated mostly by a combination of nuclear plants, hydroelectric and combined-cycle natural gas fired plants.
They were mostly young, a combination of futuristic cool and slightly awkward.
The architecture of coastal sequences in tectonically-active regions results mostly from a combination of sea-level and land-level changes.
They mostly blamed a combination of high fuel costs and low fares.Computing powerProfits at eBay, the world's leading internet-auction firm, nearly doubled to $182m and revenues climbed by 52% to $806m in the third quarter, partly as the result of strong sales to students returning to school.IBM reported a modest increase in profits of 1% in the latest quarter compared with a year ago.
As long as energy firms expect this to continue, there will be lots of drilling, and thus lots of gas as well as oil and NGLs.The market consensus is that the problems of Shell, BHP Billiton and some other big firms mostly reflect a combination of coming late to the party, paying top dollar for drilling sites and choosing some that turned out less productive than expected.
