Sentence examples for mostly retained from inspiring English sources

And among local leaders, Microsoft has mostly retained its support, in part because the data centers are increasing tax revenues.

Santa Maria Maggiore is a fourth-century church and the only one of the main basilicas that has mostly retained its original form.

While Pistorius has mostly retained his self-possession as a succession of neighbours and an ex-girlfriend gave evidence against him, it was the dry, technical language of professor Gert Saayman that hit him hardest.

John Jnr was recruited as a 16-year-old in 1956, scored on his senior debut in November 1957, earned a regular berth during the following campaign and mostly retained it until midway through the next decade.

Some of the work, such as a series of vases designed by Flavio Poli for Seguso Vetri d'Arte, showed some influence from the thick-glass techniques of the north, but the modern Italian glass mostly retained a distinctly Venetian, volatile character.

The substances are mostly retained in the mycelium.

Its ratings have been solid, averaging 1.2 million viewers per night, mostly retaining the audience waiting for it at the end of The Daily Show.

In 2004, he signed a law allowing the president to appoint regional governors, a privilege he mostly retains despite reforms prompted by street protests in 2011-12.

It is a working landscape combining a range of environmental services, such as woodland cover, public footpaths and agricultural production (particularly salad crops), while mostly retaining its rural beauty.

Generalizations to multi-dimensional flows mostly retain the original analogy to physical dissipation and reformulate the velocity term accordingly, see e.g. Wilkins ([1980]).

On the other hand, samples synthesized with citric acid mostly retain their long-range ordering, which is in agreement with the nitrogen adsorption isotherms.