Sentence examples for mostly propelled from inspiring English sources

"Oliver Beene" has a little of the arch knowingness of "The Simpsons," but it is mostly propelled by the broad satire found on "Malcolm".

The 1990s saw tremendous progress in the reawakening of the Hungarian wine industry, propelled mostly by outside investment.

The results, which show that the 10-year $5.6 trillion surplus foreseen two years ago has mostly disappeared, has propelled President Bush into a budgetary conversion.

Far from it: the men (they are mostly men) who propelled the financial system towards ruin not only kept their gigantic personal fortunes, they found themselves in cushy new jobs.

Clayton's steady rise up the ranks of younger British tenors has been propelled mostly by his operatic performances; we appear to have heard much less of him as a recitalist.

WASHINGTON― Democratic House candidate Jon Ossoff said it was mostly women who propelled his surprisingly successful campaign against Republican rival Karen Handel, whom he nearly defeated in a special election Tuesday night in a historically red Georgia district. .

But soon, propelled by mostly black audiences, it began setting house records and recouped its initial investment in nine weeks.

The forces that propelled the change come mostly from below.

The notochord is retained, and the animals, mostly under 1 cm long, are propelled by undulations of the tail.

"Mostly I had this family who propelled me into this business because of the chaos I was raised in, and this was the outlet," he continued.

But things have proved very difficult since Syriza took control, propelled to power by what was mostly a protest vote.