Sentence examples for mostly widely known from inspiring English sources

The 511 telephone number is one of the earliest nationwide ATIS projects which are mostly widely known to the drivers [9].

The case became widely known mostly as a result of "Paradise Lost: The Child Murders at Robin Hood Hills," a documentary shown on HBO in 1996.

It's widely known she was mostly a "script doctor" after that and I would love to know the complete list of films she helped with!

There has been much publicity about China's hunt for resources abroad, mostly in developing countries but not so widely known is that recycling plays a huge role in quenching its thirst for raw materials.

Although widely known in Europe Panamarenko is mostly a wonderful name associated with potentially vehicular sculpture in New York.

The orchestra's involvement with the Nazis is widely known, but until now has mostly been ignored.

The violence between the mostly Muslim rebel group and Christian militias - widely known as anti-balaka (anti-machete) - has continued even though President Samba-Panza was inaugurated last month after Seleka leader Michel Djotodia resigned as president.

Outside analysis is mostly useless to investors because it is outside, and thus widely known and already reflected in the prices of shares.

By tradition Japanese companies hire men almost exclusively to fill career positions, reserving shorter-term work, mostly clerical tasks and tea serving, for women, who are widely known in such jobs here as office ladies, or simply O.L.'s.

The quaternions are the most widely known and used hypercomplex numbers, though they have been mostly replaced in practice by operations with matrices and vectors.

Located in southwestern Korea, Mt. Mudeung (1187 masl) in the Mount Mudeung National Geopark (MMNG) is widely known for the columnar joints of colonnades, which are observed mostly at elevations exceeding 700 masl.