Sentence examples for mostly of money from inspiring English sources

Its diplomacy has consisted mostly of money and words.

But Jer Chyi Liou, NASA's chief scientist for orbital debris, said only about half of the world's space missions today plan on bringing their spacecraft back in that period, mostly because of money.

It's like there is an invisible crash pad underneath everything to do with the social aspects of a really high-level undergraduate education (obviously that crash pad is mostly made of money and tradition) so even the sweater-vests are essentially balls-outing everything all the time, because colleges like this still understand that being young and hungry should be a 24/7 dare.

In reality, the arguments of both sides rest mostly on money.

"Newspaper ads," Mr. Broderick said, "are mostly a waste of money".

Contact sheets "are mostly a waste of money," the photographer Leonard Freed once declared, though he added: "Because it is a waste of money, I love them".

The total income for the voluntary sector increased between 2012-13 and 2013-14 to £43bn – but this is mostly made up of money going to large charities.

Dr Kirsch explains that this was not because SSRIs worked much better in the very seriously depressed, but rather that the effectiveness of placebos dropped off sharply in such people, making the drug look better.There are two sorts of criticism of the idea that SSRIs are mostly a waste of money.

It has since grown to $400 million of mostly institutional money, part of the $3.3 billion he has raised for his hedge funds.

Booker's 2006 mayoral campaign attracted young volunteers and vast sums of money, mostly from outside Newark.

And at least part of the reason, he said, is an awareness by criminals that their actions are increasingly without consequences in cash-starved Josephine County, where the jail the city depends on is mostly closed for lack of money.