Sentence examples for mostly deals from inspiring English sources
The problem arises because Nice mostly deals with drugs that are taken over time, and often many years, which spreads out the costs to the NHS.
Her husband, Jim, is also in the animal control business but mostly deals with the live ones, catching rabid opossums, runaway dogs and bats in suburban attics.
This opener mostly deals with mopping things up, quite literally, but also starts to lay some foundations for the weeks ahead, as Quinn moves closer to Deb, and starts doubting her brother.
BranchOut, a start-up launched last year which mostly deals with less exalted jobs, is trying to do something similar, using people's networks of friends on Facebook to fill the jobs it lists.Using these social-media tools to find a job is just the first step.
Recent research literature mostly deals with nonlinear resonant dynamics of low-extensible cables involving transversal modes.
This theory mostly deals with uncertainty due to the ambiguity of concepts.
"We mostly deal with thefts or fights".
Past generations of New Yorkers mostly dealt with their own trash.
Mr. Janczuk, on the other hand, said his agency mostly dealt with Polish buyers.
These guidelines -- some parts of which never took full effect -- mostly dealt with establishing SPF testing and labeling.
On At War, we mostly deal with military engagements aboard, rather than national security issues on the home front.
