Sentence examples for mostly refers from inspiring English sources

It mostly refers to evidence as opposed to presenting it.

Our use of the word "Intelligent" applied to Environments mostly refers to Artificial Intelligence, as defined in [1].

This evidence mostly refers to internal displacement and suggests that these experiences have major negative consequences for schooling outcomes.

I've argued in the past that although conventional wisdom dictates that accessibility mostly refers to software, it applies just as aptly to hardware.

"Entrepreneurial" mostly refers to the orientation and performance of SMEs, while "entrepreneurship" exhibits three certain branches, one of them been "education".

To a large extent it is the social complement of the country-vs.-city physical dichotomy, which mostly refers to the physical domain.

(Ms. Coulter later said that she was mostly referring to Ms. Clinton's hefty book).

Jenner and Kardashian mostly referred to Jenner using the male pronoun, and The Independent has followed their example.

When Coxon talks about insecurity, he's mostly referring to the 90s and the height of Britpop, a period he found pretty much unbearable.

The Times printed the title as "The ____ With the Hat" (for those who play Hangman, that's twelve underscores), and Brantley mostly referred to it as "Hat".

The Times printed the title as "The ____________ With the Hat" (for those who play Hangman, that's twelve underscores), and Brantley mostly referred to it as "Hat".