Sentence examples for mostly been given from inspiring English sources

At Cartwright, Mr. Carroll said he had so far found enough to keep him engaged because he had mostly been given free rein in the department.

Although much of the attention given the measures has been focused on the rebuilding plan -- which includes the promise of new schools, sewers, streets, sidewalks and lighting -- the goal of the new law is the one Rutgers had nearly 20 years ago: to get the middle class, like those college students, to move into a city that has mostly been given over to the poor.

It had mostly been given away.

The party's anti-corruption watchdog, the Central Commission for Discipline Inspection, said the officials found breaching these rules had mostly been given administrative or internal party punishments.

"The popular black models of the day — like Tyra Banks and Naomi Campbell — mostly were given weaves so stylists wouldn't have to struggle to figure out how to work with their natural hair".

Tomorrow afternoon the St . Lukes Chamber Ensemble presents the second concert of this season's SeChamber Ensembleries, in which works that mostly have been given presentss elsewhere are given a second hearing in New York.

Women are often perceived to be very detail-oriented, and so historically they have been given mostly compliance work in accounting firms.

It has largely been general in character and mostly the same information has been given to the whole population through mass media without much adaptation to local settings.

In the 12th century true polyphony comes into being; the melodic lines become individualized mostly by being given different rhythms.

Civil sanctions like losing drivers' licenses are sometimes imposed, but mostly, people are given options rather than punished.

Mostly, information is given in a neutral mode, with no direct attempt to promote active participation of the patient in the conversation and no attempts to influence patients' inferences.