Sentence examples for mostly luxury from inspiring English sources

These were probably not mostly luxury cars, he said.

But it has since built mostly luxury versions, selling them to prosperous families.

So in his eagerness to tar Republicans as the cause of the city's discontents, he accused Mayor Bloomberg of producing mostly luxury condominiums.

The $50 million project is being developed by RFR/Davis, a partnership of Trevor Davis, Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs that has been building mostly luxury rentals on the Upper East Side for the last five years.

(Urban Green Builders specializes in urban redevelopment ventures and has renovated walk-ups and brownstones in Harlem; Ginsburg builds mostly luxury homes in the Hudson Valley and Connecticut, specializing in Hudson riverfront properties).

And demand for the sort of exports Germany has done well with, mostly luxury cars and specialist capital goods, tends to be insensitive to shifts in the exchange rate.Britain is an awkward challenger to another theory: that a debt hangover is holding back consumers in countries that had housing booms.

Zürs, which sits on a more exposed mountain pass, is a utilitarian string of mostly exclusive luxury hotels.

Industry analysts say that leasing will be drastically curtailed industrywide, and used mostly for luxury vehicles and mainstream passenger cars.

Chinese and Japanese tourists are also known to spend freely, with an average of between €800-€1,200 ($1,000-$1,500), mostly in luxury Champs Elysées boutiques.

So-called run-flat tires, which can travel up to 125 miles without air, solve the problem, but they have been offered mostly on luxury and sports cars.

News that London has 260 new skyscrapers in the pipeline met with bitter opposition from campaigners earlier this year, largely on the grounds that these towers will mostly offer luxury apartments that do little to help problems of affordable housing.