Sentence examples for mostly not to from inspiring English sources

It is, though Mr Zadari is mostly not to blame.

Everyone gets anxious but mostly not to the extent that the main characters, James and Helen, do.

The new musical "Sweet Smell of Success," which opens on Thursday at the Martin Beck Theater on Broadway, is playing in previews to audiences who seem, from the way they react to it, mostly not to know the 1957 movie on which it is based.

Poor compliance to oral medications is due mostly, not to forgetfulness, but to deliberate choice.

But astronomers have found this mostly not to be the case.

"It means that the major providers of high-speed Internet access in the US, who have systematically divided markets and tacitly agreed mostly not to compete with one another, can treat high-speed Internet access like a cable TV service.

Social media sites are mostly not obliged to adhere to such codes which creates a problem, particularly if they issue their own vague inadequate guidelines.

Although such demographic differences are not to be disputed, they are mostly not relevant to the primary topic of this report, which is the assessment of outcome equivalence.

Improvements to programming culture are mostly not going to come from making them better, any more than improving elections will somehow solve our biggest political problems.

It seems that Google, a business that seeks access to the Chinese market, considers "mostly not blocked" to be good enough.

Despite the fact that the CRSs are mostly not connected to the teacher's slides, they provide wide possibilities to gather learners' feedback.