Sentence examples for mostly given up from inspiring English sources

(She has mostly given up dancing since the birth of their son, Nikolai, four years earlier).

Over the years, though, foreign telecommunications companies have mostly given up on Mexico because of the dominance of Telmex and Telcel.

They have been disappointed several times by false starts in Uzbekistan, and, apart from the Asian Development Bank, have mostly given up on Turkmenistan.

Thin-client backers have by now mostly given up on challenging Microsoft — in fact, in most cases they make it easy to use Windows over the network.

And so, wisely, they've mostly given up worrying about the supporters they don't have, focusing instead on the ones they do.

It sounds a lot like the sort of packaging that AT&T has mostly given up on after concluding consumers simply did not want those kinds of bundles.

"After Trump mostly gave up his personal athletic interests, he came to view time spent playing sports as time wasted," they wrote.

A former oilman, Mr. Carter mostly gave up the oil business and moved into electricity cogeneration when the price of West Texas crude plunged in the 1980's.

Powered by the Pep-Man, Bayern gobbled up points for fun and the opposition mostly gave up the ghost well before the first 200 balls had been passed by the new midfield fulcrum, Philipp Lahm.

At the very least, the anti-climactic election campaign seems likely to further reinforce the alienation of the urban classes, which make up a large portion of the electorate and mostly gave up on politics after the suppression of the 2009 uprising following Mr. Ahmadinejad's re-election, widely dismissed as fraudulent.

Long story short: Azure and other office-based products are fueling revenue growth, as Microsoft mostly gives up on mobile.