Sentence examples for mostly not needed from inspiring English sources
That felt like going against the grain, and it was mostly not needed.
They also mostly do not need sample preparation.
Obama presents himself as an African-American who mostly does not need to talk about race, without denying his background.
This means that a fully or mostly assembled genome is not needed to identify low-copy targets, although such resources are useful when they are available (Weitemier et al., 2014).
Some, mostly on the right, argue that trials are not needed.
Anticoagulation is mostly contraindicated, or in the case of liver transplantation is not needed.
In the 1970s The Clangers was not well known outside the UK, mostly because it did not need additional funding.
Sky City would cram 39 more floors into its height than the Burj Khalifa, partly because Sky City would be mostly apartments, which do not need the same hollow spaces under the floors as offices require for wiring and cooling.
To date, cost effectiveness data have favored novel anticoagulants (mostly because they do not need to be monitored), 90 and as more become available they may become more affordable.
"This is mostly for people who do not need much work done," said Dr. Luiz S. Toledo, a plastic surgeon in São Paulo, Brazil, who has taught the technique to American surgeons at their annual medical meetings.
