Sentence examples for mostly confirmed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Tollett said that the event was mostly confirmed by March, and news of it began to leak in April, just as Coachella was starting its first week.

On the other hand, in 1902 The New York Tribune described some of its clients as "the flotsam and jetsam of street boys, mostly confirmed truants at war with the police".

Studies published since then have mostly confirmed this finding (Albert et al. 2013, 2015; Shine et al. 2015).

The detailed beginning/end dates of the TSRS platforms are mostly confirmed by the corresponding Installation/Site-clear dates recorded in the BSEE platform database.

It was used frequently in yellow draperies, most often in mixture with lead white, as well as in green areas of the paintings where the combination with copper green pigments, usually verdigris with lead white, were mostly confirmed.

Since all the syllables have an onset and a full rime, the CVX analysis predicts them to be similar in duration, which is mostly confirmed, as Wu and Kenstowicz (2015, p. 90) report that most of the differences among the means are statistically insignificant.

The preliminary graphs he displayed at the conference mostly confirm what we already know, Mr. Cohen said.

New research into the impact of air pollution from the World Trade Center disaster mostly confirms, for better and for worse, some of the earliest tentative conclusions reached just after the attack, scientists said yesterday.

THE secret NATO report on the Taliban leaked to the BBC is full of fascinating stuff, but it mostly confirms what was already known rather than shedding new light on the conflict in Afghanistan.

However, antigen expression patterns and genomic data mostly confirm the present grouping of Ly6Chigh monocytes with CD14++CD16− human monocytes [14,40,41].

When doing so for the example of the German reunification, we mostly confirm the results of Abadie et al. (2015)—there is a significant gap in German GDP due to the reunification.