Sentence examples for mostly or entirely from inspiring English sources

On social media sites like Twitter and Facebook, 60 percent of those who use such sites do so mostly or entirely in English, 29 percent mostly or entirely in Spanish and 11 percent in both languages.

Sediments composed mostly or entirely of volcanic ash are commonly found adjacent to the island arcs and marginal trenches.

Plug-in hybrids, which run mostly or entirely on electricity for local driving, don't generate such quantities of waste heat.

Students considering thesis topics mostly or entirely outside of physics should consider the application procedure outlined in the section below entitled Alternative grading rubric.

Indeed, ESPN voiced its interest to the U.S.T.A. about expanding its current cable deal, which would have meant another major sports event shifting mostly or entirely to cable.

There are now 448 primary schools and 54 secondary schools that teach mostly or entirely in Welsh, many of them in the south-east.

As with housing, the decline in costs may not be evenly distributed and may have knock on effects that mostly or entirely cancel out the increase in affordability.

Among blacks, 20percentt of whom reported not having a workplace and 14percentt reported working mostly or entirely among black people.

A third of white respondents say they don't have a workplace, another third say that their workplaces are mostly or entirely white.

More than 2,000 privately held "Subchapter S" corporations in the U.S. are owned mostly -- or entirely -- by their workers through broad-based employee stock ownership plans (S ESOPs).

Approximately one third (30%) of infants were 'mostly' or 'entirely' breastfed during the first 3 months.