Sentence examples for mostly of one from inspiring English sources

The eastern end of the block consists mostly of one- and two-story buildings, fast food and T-shirt shops, all of which will be demolished.

It is common to all samples that the remanence consists mostly of one stable characteristic, remanent magnetization and that the secondary magnetization is very small (the secondary magnetization is almost all demagnetized at 100 °C).

Geithner's defenders would similarly argue that most of the criticisms were just plain overblown the result mostly of "one bad speech," said Morgan Stanley CAO Tom Nides, referring to Geithner's widely panned address unveiling the core of the administration's financial stability plan on Feb. 10.

So Tom may be feeling momentarily embarrassed, but I think mostly of one Patrick O'Neill, whose screenplay became "Knight and Day".

The recombinant heterotrimers consisted mostly of one BLyS and two APRIL molecules.

The codes adhering to the previously identified code families were ascribed to expressions composed mostly of one or two sentences in order to distinguish their leading ideas; to some expressions several codes were attached Due to the different structure and extent of the tenth interview, selective coding was applied and only those parts relevant for our research questions were coded.

Those wells are mostly on one side of a sharp political and economic divide.

I kept both hands nervously clasped to the steering wheel from then on, always looking both ways — even on our last day, in Dublin, which seemed made up mostly of one-way streets.

The residential towers will consist mostly of one-bedroom units, with some studios and two-bedrooms, Lowell Harwood said.

The three dozen or so new African states combined with those of Asia and the Soviet bloc to form a permanent majority made up mostly of one-party dictatorships nevertheless claiming moral superiority over the Western "imperialists".

The two-phase model of mutation consisted of mostly of one-step changes with a low percentage of multistep changes (9 1), recommended by Di Rienzo et al. [ 60] for microsatellites.