Sentence examples for mostly opposed to from inspiring English sources

Religious communities are mostly opposed to it.

In interviews with about two dozen residents who were mostly opposed to the law, certain worries, resentments and dark predictions about it came up time and again.

As I have noted elsewhere, this is a gross exaggeration and misrepresentation of Ecuador, which has an uncensored media that is mostly opposed to the government.

Although there is a Sikh community in Beaconsfield, they – much like the area's white majority population – are mostly opposed to the school, he said.

Democratic voters outside of Honolulu, on the islands of Maui and Hawaii (the Big Island) particularly, tend to be more environmentally conscious and, accordingly, mostly opposed to significant development, Mr. Winer said.

"Number Six: Even though the rest of the world was mostly opposed to the war" — he was smirking here — "they would quickly fall in line after we won and then contribute lots of money and soldiers to help out".

At yesterday's hearing, the courtroom was packed, mostly by people opposed to scuttling the Handschu guidelines.

Graham Chapman, for example, Labour deputy leader of Nottingham city council, feared the concentration of power, was dubious about the benefits and "energy spent on introspection and self-aggrandisement (mostly male) as opposed to achievement".

It is markedly different to Bali – more arid than lush, and the population is mostly Muslim as opposed to predominantly Hindu.

Interestingly, skin tumors derived from E6 were mostly malignant, as opposed to the tumors from E7 mice which were usually benign [ 15], suggesting that E6 contributes differently than E7 to HPV-associated carcinogenesis.

A slew of letters, mostly opposed, were sent to local newspapers; the mail in support of the project mainly came from the families of the school's students or staff members.