Sentence examples for referring mostly from inspiring English sources

She was referring mostly to immigrant families, she explained.In fact, Denmark already has such "parental orders".

"They have decided to wait and see what will happen politically," he said, referring mostly to Israeli companies.

He was referring mostly to the packet of pro football newspaper clippings at each Giant's locker every morning.

"There are just certain things that our raw-materials manufacturers haven't figured out how to make organic yet," said Curt Valva, general manager of Aubrey Organics, referring mostly to abrasive soaps and cleansers.

She's referring mostly to British journalists — who at various times have disparaged her waistline, sexual morality, spending habits and pretty much everything else — but also to a broader audience of detractors.

"Even after the sale there won't be much left, because there are a lot of debts," Mr. Cohen said, referring mostly to a mortgage taken out a few years ago to keep Mr. O'Horgan afloat.

Of course, Chu's glucose economy refers mostly to biofuels drawn from actual plants.

The £50bn referred mostly to the costs of insuring banks' toxic assets in the government's asset protection scheme.

Justice Department officials noted that the criticism of the department in the opinion referred mostly to actions by the department and the F.B.I. in the Clinton administration.

They refer mostly to products manufactured in the building, and described in the Shamban book, among them CoreGuy fans, LaVista soft drinks and Narco Moisturizer.

This elevation of homeland defense into one of the four main military "capabilities" refers mostly to administration plans for missile defense.