Sentence examples for mostly with little from inspiring English sources

A few hedge funds have tried, mostly with little success.

"Gator Ghost," a small relief covered mostly with little triangles of wood placed perpendicular to one another, keeps you nicely off-balance.

His 12-year-old son Mohammed tries to help by roaming the camp selling small packets of biscuits, mostly with little success.

The game was mostly ragged, with little defending and even fewer moments of quality.

More than 100 have been killed this year, mostly Rohingyas, with little official condemnation.

The others -- who were mostly unemployed, with little experience in the business world -- were each named president.

Since she was doing volunteer work for most of the time, her living costs were mostly covered, with little cost to her and her family.

Mostly artifice, with little of his usual glinting undercurrent of humanity, "The Hunt" is one of those workouts for men in skirts moving to thudding percussion, this time by Les Tambours du Bronx.

The socks plot may seem like a detour for Downton, but in fact the last episode of season four is mostly detour, with little extension of the story lines that have brought us here.

At its most grim, it is the story of how a remarkably small group of combatants -- probably just a few thousand soldiers, rebels and so-called janjaweed combined, mostly armed with little more than what might be found in a National Guard armory -- was able to precipitate a tragedy that has pushed more than a million people to the edge of extinction.

Sunday's gatherings were mostly calm, with little of the violence that tarnished a wave of massive demonstrations in 2013, when Brazilians protested billions of dollars of spending, even as the economy faltered, to host the 2014 World Cup.