Sentence examples for mostly tied to from inspiring English sources

HLN has had several bursts of increased ratings in the last year, mostly tied to coverage of criminal trials.

What quality measures exist are mostly tied to procedures, not results.So patients have been left in the dark.

The jobs were backbreaking, mostly tied to hauling rock and equipment up and down the mountain slope.

He created the nation's first Veterans Court, where, instead of jail, veterans arrested for low-level crimes, mostly tied to alcohol or drugs, are enrolled in treatment.

Helping to offset that charge was a 32percentt drop in expenses at the investment bank, mostly tied to reduced compensation costs.

That would make cross-border trading, in particular, far cheaper.For now, continental Europe has not an hour-glass, but many vertically integrated "silos", in which there are lots of clearers, mostly tied to exchanges.

More and more devices come with a connection to the internet, but their content pictures, videos, music is mostly still tied to one device, he argues.

And since McCain is much more the doctrinaire Republican than Schmidt's other most recent client, Schwarzenegger, he's already closely tied to mostly unpopular policies.

Under the classical 19th-century gold standard, capital flows were mostly unfettered and currencies were tied to gold.

By late 1998, the military, the federal police and the Oaxacan authorities had made strides in dismantling the group, arresting several leaders and scores of people suspected of being tied to it, mostly from Oaxaca.

And I do mean rudimentary -- the Leviathan were mostly unexceptional villains who were tied to a storyline with very little resonance beyond "these bad guys want to eat humans -- humans who are often fat and indolent because they eat and drink too many things that are bad for them".