Sentence examples for mostly generic from inspiring English sources

Mobile phone services, credit cards, ISPs, and airlines are mostly generic.

Those customers are also buying from Corbis's growing library of 30,000 short video clips — mostly generic scenes of, say, people shopping or running down the beach.

(The lyrics are by Mark Winkler; the entertaining but mostly generic jazz score is by Phillip Swann, with additional music credited to five other composers).

To give the doctors and patients a replacement for the samples, he said, the university now provides doctors with vouchers that patients can use for a free prescription of a range of medicines, which are mostly generic drugs.

Currently in noisy residence at Playwrights Theater of New Jersey, "MoM" is an intimate rock musical with a cool concept, so-so songs and an O.K. production that does not completely fulfill the mostly generic soccer-mom material.

His team members are mostly generic in looks as well as personality: Dr. Chris Deleo Mike Vogell) is a young, handsome hotshot; Dr. Serena Warren (Elisabeth Harnois) is a young, pretty, insecure first-year resident.

Even the hostile mobs like creepers have their emissions mapped (mostly to generic biomass calculations).

Richard C. Levin, the president of Yale University, was quoted earlier this year by the Yale Daily News about his experience as a member of the panel, but he spoke mostly in generic terms.

He mostly prescribed generic buprenorphine rather than the higher-priced Suboxone, which has an additive meant to deter abuse and is favored, though not mandated, by the guidelines.

Nevertheless, in New York the mobile-food business "was mostly undifferentiated — generic coffee trucks, halal trucks, soft-serve ice cream trucks," Mr. Weber said.

96% of the procurement was of first line drugs, which were provided mostly by generic firms, while the remaining 4%, of second line drugs, was sourced primarily from brand companies.