Sentence examples for mostly the problem is from inspiring English sources

"Mostly, the problem is the traffic that comes into the bus lane — that's what needs fixing," Ms. Anggraini said after resuming her post.

(The percussive piano-and-string music that accompanies several wordless interludes, for example, could be toned down considerably.) But mostly the problem is more generically stubborn than that.

Mostly, though, the problem is simply how infrequent heart attacks or diabetes or death would be in such a trial, requiring an enormous sample size and lengthy timeline.

It's mostly terrible but the problem is I love it.

Yet the problem is mostly invisible.

It says that the problem is mostly behind it now.

The problem is mostly foreign in our case.

For Mr. Gray and the other relatives, the problem is mostly one of timing.

Regarding the pizzas, the problem is mostly the dough; in spite of being cooked in a wood-burning oven, it is dull.

The result is this: There are probably more idle men now than at any time since the Great Depression, and this time the problem is mostly structural, not cyclical.

So far the problem is mostly being felt in U. S. and South American ports, but observers say it is only a matter of time before it hits Canada.