Sentence examples for mostly reasoned in from inspiring English sources

This classification demonstrates that the high amount of different VMRs is mostly reasoned in the diversity of aromatic substructures.

'Mostly for practical reasons, in case someone comes and headbutts you.

Just as in Soderbergh's Magic Mike, where stripping has to be avoided at all costs if one wants to maintain one's integrity, Christine's choice to become an escort is obviously doomed from the beginning – mostly for reasons inherent in the trade rather than what's going on with the character.

434/508 patients were still under follow-up after 5 years of treatment and in 159/434 patients radiographs were not made, mostly due to logistic reasons in the various hospitals.

In the meantime, here are your nominees: Best Supporting Actress Viola Davis, "Fences" — Davis is a shoo-in, and for mostly good reasons.

It's still standing, still busy and — even if for mostly nostalgic reasons — I try to fit in a lunch there when I'm in town.

Treatment was delayed in 15% of cycles, mostly for reasons other than toxicity.

Southern socialists mostly voted in favour.The reason is clear.

Meanwhile, despite the story playing out in tropical Florida, the film, for budgetary reasons, was mostly shot in the UK in rainy, cold springtime.

But the voices of reason are mostly lost in the hurricane of panicked nonsense.

Partly for this reason (but mostly in response to a vote-rigging scandal in a candidate selection last year) on March 1st Labour reformed its long-standing relationship with the unions to give local parties and organisers direct access to individual union members.But the new methods may not be all they are cracked up to be.