Sentence examples for mostly concluded from inspiring English sources

Until they figure it out, Republicans have mostly concluded that the safest political ground on immigration is near to Trump.

Economists by now have mostly concluded that immigrants actually create wealth, which should come as no surprise to anyone who has visited Brooklyn or Queens in recent years.

The engineering design of the two systems is mostly concluded and the priority is now on the development and qualification of the fabrication technologies.

The economists have mostly concluded that a default would be disastrous, and are keeping themselves busy watching financial markets, looking for any sign that they're becoming worried.

Those negotiations, and the litigation that often goes with them, are now mostly concluded in the Vallejo case, and the city hopes that the formal restructuring plan it just submitted will let it emerge from bankruptcy by summer.

The current lunar gravity field models are mostly concluded from lunar exploration programs either by observations of satellite orbit perturbations or by intersatellite ranging and ranging rate measurements between two low-orbiting spacecrafts.

These bulletins have been swallowed and then regurgitated by one media outlet after the next, which in turn have spawned a wave of punditry, mostly concluding that Koch's alleged transformation is the latest proof of the G.O.P. establishment's dire dislike of Donald Trump.

Early reviews of the PlayBook have been unfavorable, but optimistic, mostly concluding that the tablet was launched half-baked, lacking some basic and promised functions like a native email client and Android app support.

As for neck pain, previous critical reviews mostly conclude with a causal relationship between computer work and shoulder pain [ 1, 5, 47, 53].

They disclosed that a revenue service investigation was in its early stages, but that various F.B.I. investigations including allegations of payoffs from contractors and questionable real estate transactions had mostly been concluded and that no evidence of wrongdoing had been found.

In fact these authors, based on data obtained from diseased spinal cord (mostly traumatic), concluded literally that "the spinal cord microenvironment appears to have a strong gliogenic influence and/or fails to support neuronal survival".