Sentence examples for mostly means from inspiring English sources

In Andalucía that mostly means olives.

By that, he mostly means politics.

By his own admission, "long-term investment" mostly means buildings.

But that mostly means business for tankers and bulk carriers, not container ships.

What this mostly means is attack ads, financed by the opposing campaigns and their proxies.

The Europeans must therefore build forces to complement America's, which mostly means expanding their navies.

What "craft" mostly means on "Craft Wars" is the act of making things cuter.

Oversupply is a periodic problem in the United States wine business, which mostly means California.

But, of course, what news mostly meant was buzz.

Post-war trade liberalisation has mostly meant slashing tariff rates.

He said he wanted people to repent, but that mostly meant loving thy neighbor.