Sentence examples for mostly close to from inspiring English sources

The former, mostly close to the Cornerstone Group, were out in force at an anti-gay-marriage rally on the conference fringe.

QUESTION FROM ALLEN: Speaking on U.S. deficit spending as a whole … The U.S. debt has been mostly (close to 90% by my amateurish calculations) accrued starting under the Reagan Administration.

A spokeswoman for BNSF, Courtney Wallace, said that a widely reported figure used by critics — that each car on a train can lose a ton of coal in transit — was a rough approximation made years ago by the railroad, and that the dust losses were mostly close to the mines.

In fact, according to the observation of our preliminary experiments, the system results are mostly close to user's true position.

Under dry weather (base flow) conditions, both hardness level and electrical conductivity were high, and oxygen saturation was mostly close to 100%%, indicating low dissolved organic matter.

The average distribution functions at low energy, i.e. mostly close to the planet, can be well fitted by a drifting Maxwellian.

The trial has been mostly closed to the public.

The trial was mostly closed to journalists, who were allowed to be present only for the verdict and sentencing.

The crowd, in age, seemed mostly closer to 40 than 30: these were grown men with families and mortgages.

Myanmar is mostly closed to foreign reporters, and the only news media to witness the demonstrations were local journalists for news agencies.

The trial, which has been mostly closed to outside observers, is being held in a courtroom inside Insein Prison, near Yangon, Myanmar's principal city, which was once known as Rangoon.