Sentence examples for mostly independently from inspiring English sources

Since then, I have lived mostly independently of my parents.

Mr. Mitchell and Ms. Kresge joined him in similar outfits, loosely jumping, balancing, toppling, mostly independently.

Historically, the city's labor unions have worked mostly independently, particularly on matters related to contract negotiations.

Until recently the gang's cells on the Island operated mostly independently of each other, according to Robert Hart, senior agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Long Island office in Melville, but that has changed, with deadly results.

"We established a crisis-management team" with members from departments such as legal, purchasing, security, travel and medical, that formerly operated mostly independently during a crisis, said Constance Cirillo Freeman, the director of travel management for Pitney Bowes.

In the 1960s, working mostly independently, Dr. Kraichnan (pronounced KRAYSH-nan) introduced a theory to explain the flow of energy in fluids, one that became known as the inverse energy cascade in two-dimensional turbulence.

Because each core works largely independently, the resource allocation becomes a scalable, mostly distributed decision-making process.

Humans can be "in the loop," where they determine the actions of the machine, "on the loop" where they have control but the machine is mostly working independently, and "out of the loop" when machines are entirely independent of human decision-making.

Budget hotels used to be mostly managed independently, and ranged from the acceptable to the impossible.

The Peace Now movement is no more than an umbrella organization whose members mostly act independently through other smaller groups.

The various divisions mostly operate independently, and Mr. Bewkes has voiced skepticism of the idea of wringing much synergy between them.