Sentence examples for mostly represents from inspiring English sources

Now she mostly represents banks, selling their foreclosures.

Now that promise has faded, and the case mostly represents the ways in which everyday police neglect can elude criminal justice.

SAG has also clashed with the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists, which mostly represents a small number of television actors.

"Everything was moving along just fine until October and then we fell off a cliff," said Bruce Savage, a spokesman for the Institute of Scrap Recycling Industries, a trade organization that mostly represents American waste processing companies.

As if to demonstrate what would await Mr. Barak if Shas bolted his coalition, the Communist Party, which mostly represents Israeli Arabs, offered its own motion of no confidence.

Critics of the A.F.L.-C.I.O.'s actions here and elsewhere say it mostly represents American labor's efforts to protect jobs at home by thwarting low-cost competition from abroad.

In the Latham version, the heavenly host is mostly represented by collaged books.

Again, the E.U. members are mostly represented by junior ministers and officials.

More contemporary artists, mostly represented by prints and drawings, include Red Grooms, Jim Dine, Philip Pearlstein, Dennis Oppenheim, Sam Messer and the Bostonians Michael Mazur, Sidney Hurwitz and Elsa Dorfman.

Does the firm mostly represent building owners and developers? A. Probably 80 to 90 percent of our work is on the owner side.

Each language and subgroup has evolved many clitics or particles, mostly representing contraction of certain finite verbs.