Sentence examples for mostly shows that from inspiring English sources

Firedrake's experiment, while interesting, mostly shows that these unloved screenplays were unloved for a reason.

There are 22 sets of brothers in the N.F.L., which mostly shows that athletic genes do not always pool to one sibling.

This is partly because research mostly shows that fad diets have short-lived results at best, and anyone following them often ends up frustrated by the restrictions or impracticalities.

They're mostly shows that took big risks; but, equally important, they offered big pleasures.

Previous studies, with few exceptions [ 48, 49], mostly show that HIV enteropathy is associated with late-stage disease [ 28- 34].

But the Pentagon Papers mostly show that public statements largely reflected classified estimates and judgments.

During this urban renaissance, inner-city populations rose in London or Manchester, but the results mostly showed that the high-rises of Britain's builders and developers were largely as grim as their cul-de-sacs.

To Jeff Jacobs of The Hartford Courant, it mostly showed that the Huskies have lost their ability to finish off opponents, hence the epic championship drought and the Irish's six victories in the teams' last seven meetings.

However, prior studies have mostly shown that interdisciplinary centers relate to a narrow band of outcomes such as publishing and grants.

Those items regarding neighboring presence and relationship mostly showed that having windows or terraces and balconies in close distances onto side setback areas did not provide neighbors with communication opportunities and that in general these areas are left out spaces with little presence of people.

The results mostly show that greater resources are allocated to patients with severer illnesses.