Sentence examples for mostly or totally from inspiring English sources

Reasons vary – it's been done already and the product isn't even as good as what's been done, its a mostly or totally one-way application, or it isn't consumer focused (or have implications for consumer focused applications).

Fifty-six percent say cuts in Headstart Programs are "mostly" or "totally unacceptable".

We consider that the recombination frequency (0.17) observed between FTO and RYR1 in this population makes it possible to detect specific associations between FTO and the traits analysed, mostly or totally independent from RYR1.

In other words, the environment in Burkina Faso provided conditions that were mostly good to very good or totally unsuitable to An. arabiensis and the S form, whereas the same conditions were mostly marginal or unsuitable for the M form.

One of 5 phases for each confrontation was recorded: 0 no inhibition; I - started to inhibit; II - clear signs of inhibition; III - mostly or strongly inhibited; IV - totally inhibited.

As many music lovers know, the disappointing last sections of the Requiem (the Sanctus, Benedictus and Agnus Dei) were mostly, perhaps totally, composed by Mozart's student Franz Xaver Süssmayr: Scholars still debate how extensive the sketches and instructions were that Mozart left behind.

Humanoid or totally alien?

Were they temporarily squeezed, or totally broke?

But the course can't be totally arbitrary, or totally determined by whim.

Readers React It is impossible to be totally for, or totally against, psychiatric diagnosis.

She would size people up in a second and be totally wrong or totally right".