Sentence examples for mostly time to from inspiring English sources

In these measures an individual has to perform one or more specific activities that are evaluated in a standardised manner, mostly time to complete the activity [ 9, 10].

It's mostly finding time to fit everything in.

And there is usually some price that is paid for such involvement, mostly time not devoted to work or family (I tell my wife that it's better I'm into technology than porn!).

When he makes an exception, as he did after state-assembly elections this month in which the BJP seized control of Maharashtra and Haryana, he mostly uses the time to extol his boss.

Late May brought another summit of U.S.-China policymaking as top officials on both sides tried mostly to buy time to get to an economic even keel before drastic steps are forced on them by domestic pressures.

I started this business not only because I'm good at what I do, but also because I wanted to offer people, mostly couples, a time to relax.

Reasons for skipping certain learning activities were mostly time-related, due to competing other events/activities (such as project weeks, national holidays) (n = 11), especially for the final lessons.

Mostly, Johnson pleaded for time to let everyone — officials and teams — adjust.

And the strange thing happened: the close Senate races did not average out but broke mostly one way, this time to Republicans.

Which mostly means it's time to look at hardware.

I decided to leave mostly because it was time to do something new.