It's not like food companies are against all labels; they mostly embraced "front-of-package" labeling initiatives when they could promote the (supposed) health benefits of their products.
As we notice in the summary of bitstream-based methods in Table3, the research community has mostly embraced H.264/AVC-based coding for the design of such methods.
Ryan's privatization plan, which Romney has mostly embraced, would convert Medicare's universal benefit into a subsidy for the purchase of private insurance.
The residents there had mostly embraced Franklin Roosevelt during the 1930s, but tended to be New Deal Democratic voters of the most left wing sort.
Half Irish, half Latina, she's mostly embraced her mother's white culture.
(Even the anti-globalizers of the West mostly embrace the underlying premises of the new dispensation; their demand is for global democratic institutions to mitigate the cruelties of the global market).
Originally from San Marcos, California, he has spent the past two years hopping around, crashing with friends here and there, making a quick trip to Europe last year to play some shows, but mostly embracing a life of rootlessness.
"TRUE FAITH" The artists here — painters, mostly — embrace a foggy notion of "faith," encompassing what the curator Paul Brainard describes as "ambiguity" in the work and "openness" on the part of the viewer.
Occasional hot rollers are okay, but you should mostly embrace your straight locks.
On the other side of this latest big deal, the rise of YouTube-fueled online influencers has been breathtaking, as hundreds of thousands of (mostly) Millennials have embraced self-serve distribution, building big audiences beyond the reach, knowledge and control of traditional entertainment gatekeepers, including the networks.
A New Jersey native of mostly Italian heritage, she embraced all things Greek, including speaking the language and converting to the Greek Orthodox religion, after meeting her future husband, Takis, who is from Crete; the couple married in 1988.
