Sentence examples for mostly outstanding from inspiring English sources

Though the pricey private schools attended by a mere 7% of children are mostly outstanding, state schools are often mediocre.

Organized in alternating groups of fine and decorative arts, it nearly covers the cultural glove, with mostly outstanding examples.

Obama has mostly outstanding job approval ratings.

Australia's hard running has mostly been outstanding, turning ones into twos, and in complete contrast with the 2010-11 side, when it became a complete joke.

Adrian Wright, the president of the chamber, said FE colleges were mostly rated outstanding by Ofsted, meaning the quality of people leaving them was good, but many young people were failing to bridge the gap into employment.

His scripts are sometimes mawkish, sometimes pretentious, but he has a knack for genuine "jump" moments and whispered, intense conversations that raise a chill, and he mostly gets outstanding performances (The Happening has good work from Zooey Deschanel).

"We no longer have any short-term debt," she said, adding that 17 months ago the company had $1.75 billion outstanding, mostly in commercial paper.

According to the Center for Media and Democracy's recent accounting of the bailout, $4.6 trillion was disbursed propping up the financial system and $2 trillion of that is still outstanding mostly in the form of loans from the Federal Reserve.

In my area the schools rated as "good" or "outstanding" are mostly grammar schools and the remaining high schools are mostly not.

WINE LIST: An outstanding list, mostly French and American, with many older wines at bargain prices.

Since then, the city has continued to borrow, mostly to service its outstanding bonds.