Sentence examples for mostly situations from inspiring English sources

But she also noticed a recent rise in journal-based conflicts, mostly situations where friends attack one another after a falling out.

There were frequent currency crises, but as we have seen, these were mostly situations where macroeconomic policies were inconsistent with the level of the fixed exchange rates set in the Bretton Woods system.

Surprisingly, the GPs' narratives of consultations or home-visits with an unexpected positive turn were mostly situations where the interaction with specialist services in psychiatry went smoothly, or where the GP unexpectedly managed to resolve the presented problem without the need of further support.

It sits on moveable beams and a 100 foot revolving platform that's mostly situation under the living rooms, allowing the house to shift like a particularly modern dresser drawer. .

Mr. Romney could still win the state, but mostly in situations where he had already reached 270 electoral votes.

Nowhere near the same amount of public outrage has been mustered for Manning and Assange, whose disclosures mostly effect situations far from home.

The same excuse will be cited inadequate security to hold elections with the army fighting in the north.S. W. RAJALondonUNreconstructedSIR—"Politics this week" (August 8th) mostly describes situations where minority groups based on ethnicity or religion are in conflict.

Describing it as the worst hit he has seen one of his receivers absorb in his 11 N.F.L. seasons, Warner has watched the replay "as few times as possible," he said Thursday, "and mostly in situations where I wasn't trying to see it".

Mourinho has sailed close to the wind at times in the past two seasons, mostly in situations that directly compared his side to Guardiola's.

In this experiments, CogTRA outperforms CORA by 19.7 % in average throughput, mostly in situations where the link quality is changing or stable at lower levels.

Cultural differences were noted for invariant measures in assessing perceived quality, mostly in situations with high expectations and performance, with English Canadians perceiving lower service quality than US and French Canadians subjects.