Sentence examples for no longer mostly from inspiring English sources

And the Chinese are no longer mostly playing games, but are diving into lots of other online activities, notably shopping.

Weddings are no longer mostly religious affairs: the number taking place in register offices first exceeded the number taking place in churches in 1992.

It was a risky move, as her mid-five-figure training costs were no longer mostly covered by U.S. Figure Skating or sponsors because of her Olympic-year failure.

It is no longer mostly chief information officers (CIOs) who hold businesses' purse strings; by 2017 chief marketing officers will spend more on IT than their CIOs, reckons Gartner, a market-research firm.

Maps are no longer mere symbols of dominion drawn up by conquerors; Africa is no longer mostly terra incognita; and one could make the case that maps now belong to everyone.

One of his first tasks was to oversee the change of name to IPMS, to take account of the new reality that the professionals and specialists it represented were no longer mostly civil servants.

The revamped UFC no longer featured mostly brawlers.

In the long run, he says, offshoring will no longer be mostly about labour arbitrage.

"I want to keep going because, as they tell us early on, a graphic designer no longer does mostly print," she says.

Frazier gives a terse and moving account of the 1973 Wounded Knee action... "Americans today no longer work mostly in manufacturing or agriculture but in the newly risen service economy.

The Ohio Republican indicated he would no longer rely mostly on Democrats and just a minority of Republicans to pass major bills, even though that was the only way Boehner managed to see fiscal cliff, Hurricane Sandy relief and VAWA legislation through the lower chamber.