Sentence examples for mostly discounted from inspiring English sources
The F.T.C. mostly discounted these fears but added that any reduction in dispensing fees at pharmacies could benefit consumers by lowering their costs.
One is that they are vinous refugees, mostly discounted or no longer planted in their home countries.
Although Pappas was considered vulnerable because he won by a slim margin in 1996, pundits had mostly discounted Holt's chances.
People in the scientific community have mostly discounted the results, calling the lab an embarrassment to science, a joke, or an example of pseudoscience.
The auditors mostly discounted arguments, such as those made by President Barack Obama and some economists, that the law had triggered a transformation in the American health care system.
Subsequent whole genome expression profiling studies in primary human hepatocytes have mostly discounted these notions [ 25, 26].
Dr. Nissen says he focuses on L.D.L. so much that he mostly discounts H.D.L. in deciding whether to give cholesterol-lowering drugs to patients with heart disease or to those with high L.D.L. levels and other risk factors like high blood pressure or a family history of heart disease.
When I posted K. Tempest Bradford's argument "that cultural appropriation is indefensible," the first comment I received (from a white man) suggested cultural appropriation is unavoidable, mostly discounting Bradford's challenges.
Chuck also spoke to real Globe reporters Mike Rezendes and Sacha Pfeiffer to ask where they shopped, "which was mostly discount stores, Gap and second-hand shops".
In February, it announced that it would spend $640 million over 18 months to open 77 stores, mostly discount warehouses, supermarkets and hypermarkets.
As she browses the aisles of Deals, a thrift shop in a strip mall that houses mostly discount stores, McCoy chats about the election.
