Sentence examples for mostly offer from inspiring English sources

This was another reason why I turned away from American schools, which mostly offer two-year courses.

Paradoxically, these beautiful, newly built leisure boats, intended to revive the concept of sailing, mostly offer rather poor sailing performance.

Taken in Beijing, Shanghai, Nanjing and elsewhere, they mostly offer detailed views of the new vanquishing not only the old, but also any sense of human scale.

News that London has 260 new skyscrapers in the pipeline met with bitter opposition from campaigners earlier this year, largely on the grounds that these towers will mostly offer luxury apartments that do little to help problems of affordable housing.

But Mr. Fox defends his initiatives -- which mostly offer training in low-skill jobs as landscapers, construction workers, factory workers and maids -- as a pragmatic way to increase the earning potential of workers that Mexico simply cannot sustain.

And while microhydro may be the less expensive of the two, state and local authorities, with the notable exception of Oregon, in the United States, mostly offer fewer incentives than they do for solar power, Mr. Schwartz said.

He mostly offers carrots, not sticks.

The few jobs that exist are mostly offered by cartels.

What Shelley's poem mostly offers is outrage.

This year, add in the injuries to Wright and Mark Teixeira and the event mostly offered bad news for Americans.

Elliot's older cousin Yaz (Zabryna Guevara) mostly offers emotional support.