Sentence examples for mostly present day from inspiring English sources

Picador; £14.99Detailed profiles of 11 Chinese, mostly present day, which together provide a not very pretty snapshot of China's political development.

The determining factor is the Dutch struggle for independence, during which the northern half of the region (mostly the present-day Netherlands) freed itself from Spanish rule and Catholicism, while the southern half (mostly present-day Belgium) did not.

Much of what she instilled in me as a young student has transferred to the present day mostly in the form of my love for research and my commitment to the students and to Viticulture and Enology.

It is to no wonder that debates over possible futures involving emerging technologies are mostly grounded in debates over present day's controversial technologies [31]; thus, the new technology is implicitly (or explicitly) compared to an older one.

Improvements in present day direct calculations mostly concern the loading conditions to be analyzed.

The play is based on the recollections of the playwright's paternal grandmother and, though framed by events in the present day, is set mostly in 1918 and 1919.

This culture area lies between the Rocky Mountains and the Mexican Sierra Madre, mostly in present-day Arizona and New Mexico.

The Hundred-Year House tracks the history of an estate, beginning with its prideful, mostly neurotic present-day inhabitants, and moving back in time to reveal the lives of the ancestors and artists who lived there for, well, the past one-hundred years.

She is mostly present, as she was on her party day, delighted to have made this milestone.

In present day, software development methodology is mostly based on object-oriented paradigm.

This chapter presents the growth and development of the present day x-ray lithography printing methods, mostly from a process and user viewpoint.