Sentence examples for traditionally mostly from inspiring English sources

Energy modelling tools have traditionally mostly been usedby building services engineers with their engagement often occurring at late stages in design to largely verify and validate already established ideas.

"Underemployed" workers are doing jobs traditionally mostly held by persons with lesser education: baristas, bartenders, home health care aides, cashiers in big box retail stores, custodians, Uber and taxi drivers, etc.

Since the Tour's final stage is traditionally mostly ceremonial save for a final sprint finish, the time trial effectively cemented the final overall standings.

This result, along with the auditory work (Steingrimsson & Luce, 2005a, 2005b), places the work into an even larger context, in that the same model is found to capture behavior in two domains that have traditionally mostly been modeled and studied separately.

It has thrown out most of what higher education does traditionally, using mostly part-time faculty.

NRDC has traditionally focused mostly on policy and legal advocacy; LCV has concentrated on federal and state elections.

The UK has traditionally borrowed mostly from international investors, though today around a third of its debt is owned by the Bank of England.

Like the philosophy of science in general, the philosophy of biology has traditionally been mostly concerned with theories.

Traditionally, scientists mostly looked at dead cells, which were prepared using a process that makes the samples robust and able to survive storage for years without any special care.

While key copying was traditionally performed mostly by locksmiths, that model has changed during the last fifteen years, especially for conventional non-high security keys that require minimal skill and commonly available blanks.

Medicaid has traditionally paid mostly for nursing home care.