Sentence examples for mostly equal from inspiring English sources

In fact, what passed a couple of years back is mostly equal.

What Collins deemed nonsense was a far cry from the beginning of the season, when the Sixers were the league's postlockout darlings, a team of mostly equal parts that was rising above the superstar-driven fray with a stellar defense and a sharing-is-caring offense.

In these cases, becomes reasonable at around 1, mostly equal to the standard deviation of the assumed random error.

Though HTC fancies the Vive a more premium experience than the Rift, the two are really on mostly equal footing from a hardware standpoint with each having some marginal advantages over the other.

The analysis also shows that whereas the outflow from occupations of certain sex proportions is sex-biased, the sex composition of the inflow of other employees is mostly equal in magnitude to the outflow, partly explaining why the level of overall occupational sex segregation remains almost unchanged between these 2 years.

I'm proud of how I am as a dad -- and especially that I'm a (mostly) equal partner to my wife.

But his defense and ability to keep the ball moving in recent games have evoked the mostly equal-opportunity success the Knicks had early last season when Fields emerged as part of a Knicks core that included Amar'e Stoudemire, Danilo Gallinari, Wilson Chandler and Raymond Felton.

Under communism most people might be equal, yes, but (mostly) equally poor.

The relationship between solid and liquid content was grouped as mostly liquid, equal proportions of solid and liquid, or mostly solid content.

We fight for the first amendment and we fight mostly for equality – not for a guarantee of equal outcomes but for equal opportunities.

That CBS show, now in its ninth season, is one of the most-watched hours in America, even as it swims ever deeper into its bottomless cesspool of "UnSubs" – the show's over-used, real-life law-enforcement term for an "unknown subject" – who are often male nutcases far more brayingly vulgar than Hannibal Lecter, but who kill (mostly women) with equal brutality.