Sentence examples for mostly a way of from inspiring English sources

As stated, Hume's associationism was mostly a way of determining the functional profile of Ideas.

Nowadays, in an iffy, tentative economy, this kind of deal is mostly a way to increase the odds of your quarterback being sacked.

Repos are now mostly a way to lend large amounts of securities to firms that want to use them as collateral in another contract.

But the latter, he insists, is "mostly just a way of paying the bills".

After I left university, I designed and built racing cars, mostly as a way of improving the efficiency of engines.

The speeches (King at the '63 march excepted) and the sing-alongs were mostly forgettable, a way of giving the crowd something to do.

Street Etiquette began mostly as a way of cataloging the duo's taste; it was several months before they appeared on it themselves.

Actually, I suspect this service persists mostly as a way of organizing you before you tumble out into the Yard.

NAAFI was born out a string of late-night house parties its founders started throwing back in 2010, mostly as a way of playing their tracks for their friends in a city otherwise dominated by American exports like EDM, house, and techno.

Mostly they are a way of filing tweets by topic, enabling Twitter users to find everything that anyone anywhere has tweeted about any given subject.

When William Powers, in "Hamlet's BlackBerry," describes the deal his family makes to have an Unplugged Sunday, he tells us that the No Screens agreement doesn't include television: "For us, television had always been a mostly communal experience, a way of coming together rather than pulling apart".