Sentence examples for mostly equally from inspiring English sources

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

David Brooks says environmental claims put forth by environmental and industry groups are mostly equally biased (column, April 20).

On the contrary, in difficult decisions the advantages and disadvantages were mostly equally distributed which made the alternatives more equivalent and the choice more difficult.

By contrast, other biological functions, including amino acid metabolism, RNA post-transcriptional modification, infection mechanism and infectious disease were mostly equally or slightly over-represented in the group of up-regulated genes (red bars).

Taxes are mostly shared equally between the states and the federal government.

Yet it is not dissimilar to that in many other rich countries, which have mostly seen equally rapid increases.

She had stopped feeling unappreciated, mostly; my father, equally unexpectedly, had arisen from his books to take care of her.

Chains of horrendous corporate-owned "vertical drinking establishments" — giant Identikit bars — threaten the real pubs, and the real pubs are mostly owned by equally horrendous "pubcos," companies invented to dodge laws against brewing monopolies.

They are also mostly male and equally disconcerted by the empowerment of women.

Many members of the crowd are aged ten or under, mostly accompanied by equally excited mums, and some joined by dads who cannot believe this is where the promise of their youth got them.

Check one: ○ Completely satisfied ○ Mostly satisfied ○ Equally satisfied and dissatisfied ○ Mostly dissatisfied ○ Completely dissatisfied ○ Unsure b.