Sentence examples for mostly best from inspiring English sources

Email is mostly best for an initial approach.

The company employs couriers who, during peak hours, make a median of $19, Lehmann said, giving them a way to make a good amount of money on the side — though Lehmann says it's still mostly best as a part-time job.

Snakes are basically sharks of the land sneaky beasts chomping up everything like those wind-up teeth but we've mostly bested the cylindrical terrors ever since the invention of antivenom.

The Part 2 papers are mostly Best-of-Five questions, with two or three >Several-from-Many (questions in each diet. Negative marking is not used in either examination.

Since the 2003/3 diet for Part 1 and the 2002/3 diet for Part 2, each exam has consisted entirely of multiple-choice items that are all best-of-five format in Part 1, and are mostly best-of-five in Part 2, with a few questions which ask for the two best answers from a choice of ten.

But mostly the best.

"Professional" means, mostly, the best in the business, which is skewing young these days.

In Beijing, it was mostly the best of times as the gold market flourished — Olympic gold.

Prize winners are mostly the best economists and provide a good sense of what the discipline is about.

But it does raise one of the problems of Formula One: despite it being the undisputed pinnacle of motor sport with – mostly – the best people in the world working in it, there remains far too much of a kind of social class system to it that makes some people "acceptable," others not.

The sample prepared with the highest concentration of surfactant yielded mostly the best electronic, thermal, and physical characteristic properties, a lot closer to the materials used in conductive inks.