Sentence examples for mostly meant from inspiring English sources

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

On Thursday, that mostly meant getting to know one another.

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

Not too long ago that mostly meant crimes on cruise ships, like rape and jewelry theft.

These offers, however, were mostly meant to be considered as part of an IMF deal.

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

In Andalucía that mostly means olives.

By that, he mostly means politics.

By other people, obviously, I mostly mean me.

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

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