Sentence examples for mostly fixed from inspiring English sources

Defensive weaknesses cripple Newcastle's ambitions, but the public attention is mostly fixed on the attack.

Normally, Nato summits are mostly fixed in advance and proceed in an orderly fashion.

Its costs are mostly fixed, so any incremental revenue is profit.

But the tasting menu is a mostly fixed affair, with several options along the way so that vegetarians can hew to a meatless, fishless path.

The margin the store makes between the wholesale and retail price is what pays for the building, heating and cooling, labor, and other costs that are mostly fixed with respect to the amount you buy.

Like airlines, restaurants are in "a very cyclical business," with mostly fixed costs measured against revenue that fluctuates by hour, day and season, said Chuck Templeton, the chairman and founder of OpenTable Inc., an Internet-based reservations site (www.opentable.com).com

On this basis, I expect Windows 10 to do well, since it mostly fixes the basic usability problem with Windows 8 – which Windows 8.1 merely ameliorated – while adding other refinements.

The Federal Transit Administration has estimated that to bring all of the nation's networks up to good repair — not expanding them, but mostly fixing what's already there — would take more than $78 billion.

Take for example Hendrik, a 20-year-old who has worked as a phone repair man for the past three years, mostly fixing BlackBerrys.

The good news is that Android 2.2 mostly fixes this.

"The spam problem has mostly been fixed, at least, in terms of what is legitimately supposed to be spam," she said.