Sentence examples for mostly a public from inspiring English sources

"It's mostly a public relations initiative".

I suspect Pantone's report is mostly a public relations stunt to get its name in the papers.

Maybe more reforms are in the works, but the government's conciliation program so far seems to me to be mostly a public relations exercise.

"We respectfully decline to let our organizations be used in what would be mostly a public relations gimmick," said Frank Young, president of the West Virginia Highlands Conservancy.

In the U.S.. the federal government is mostly a public domain organization and that trickles down to the local governments.

Once a seaside spot for daytripping families kind of our version of Coney Island Glenelg is now mostly a public transport interchange between the CBD and the Eastern beaches.

But it appears to have been mostly a public-relations exercise.

Indeed, several academic defenders of the CIA, including Westerfield, emphasize CIA "reform". This is mostly a public-relations gambit.

American officials have mostly kept a public silence about the fraud allegations.

Though, Jina Choi, the longtime head of the SEC's San Francisco unit, has called "barring people from their industries" one of the SEC's most impactful remedies, in Laplanche's case, the move seems to serve mostly as a public deterrent.

After four decades of being in the public eye, mostly as a public official, can we finally understand that Hillary Clinton is a feeling, fearing human being?