Sentence examples for this mostly means from inspiring English sources

What this mostly means is attack ads, financed by the opposing campaigns and their proxies.

In practice, this mostly means that I've been fixing ultra-high vacuum systems and various homebuilt lab electronics.

At the initial National Labor Relations Board hearings, which are typically held before a regional board officer, this mostly means beating the old dog about T.A.'s not being employees.

His ideal is one of self-sufficiency, symbolized for him by a painting he owns - St. Jerome, armored by faith, "all human knowledge packed into his little study bathed in golden light". But in practice this mostly means he is reluctant to commit himself to anything; even the idea of having to decide in April where he is going to go for a vacation in July seems to him an intolerable imposition.

For the iOS version, this mostly means catching up with the Android app.

In this first stage, this mostly means they will be able to embed videos, but over time, the team will likely add more features to the API.

For Porch, though, this mostly meant a physical connection while Fountain was focused on the virtual realm.

This mostly meant that I ran out to get lunch for the crew, but I also got to see what television is all about: creative solutions to problems, team work, and good organization.

This mostly meant doing stuff that didn't involve doorstepping people for their debit card details.

This mostly meant Johnson limiting his work hours, and not answering his phone for every one of Clifton's drunken 3 AM epiphanies about women or performing.

This mostly meant Johnson limiting his work hours and not answering his phone for every one of Clifton's drunken 3AM epiphanies about women or performing.