Sentence examples for mostly decided from inspiring English sources

Six feet tall, deep-voiced and with a magnetic personality, he won few cases: they were mostly decided before the trial had even started, he used to say.

What remains in a set and what gets cut is mostly decided by the audience, whose reactions are essential within the creative process.

The team, and its star, they mostly decided, have given up in the league and find playing teams like Osasuna just a distraction on the road to the Champions League.

But possibly the most important problem is that the areas where liberals and libertarians agree tend to be on issues that are mostly decided locally in America, like school curricula, law enforcement tactics, and marriage law.

The many Afghans who were this week commemorating their own national disaster, the murder a year ago of Ahmad Shah Masoud, leader of the only group to hold out against the Taliban, mostly decided that the capital was too dangerous a place to linger in for long.

Sky does its best in these circumstances, enhancing the sound and choosing crowd shots from the more populous areas of the ground, but  there was no disguising the fact that having weighed up the attractions of a couple of days in Cardiff on a February weekend, the North had mostly decided against.

Instead a quartet of political parties mostly decides Nepal's future.

Whatever the reason, I mostly decide, like Professor Wideman, to enjoy my solitary splendor.

It is fathers who mostly decide their daughters' marital fates, and fathers who must now pick up the pieces.

Meanwhile, some studies confirm that people mostly decide to establish their own firms between the ages of 25 to 34 (Choo and Wong, 2006; Delmar and Davidsson, 2000).

Some researchers believe that people mostly decide to establish their own firms between the ages of 25 to 34 (Choo and Wong, 2006; Delmar and Davidsson, 2000).