Sentence examples for was mostly a function of from inspiring English sources

First Amendment doctrine was mostly a function of ad hoc decision-making as the Court grappled with the issues posed by Communist Party advocacy and association.

Nevertheless, sequence variation among genomes was mostly a consequence of the sequence variation incorporated in introns and intergenic regions, while genome size was mostly a function of intron density and to some extent the size variation of certain intergenic regions.

The higher cost in Puerto Rico is mostly a function of the damage that was done.

That's mostly a function of instrumentation, which tends here toward the mellower end of the spectrum.

How they feel about the economy seems to be mostly a function of gasoline prices, interest rates and, especially, unemployment.

Duhon's marked improvement in assists a game (8.5 from 4.0) has been mostly a function of increased playing time, nearly 40 minutes a game.

What we discovered is that the marriage, so to speak, between Mr. Booker and the party of George W. Bush is mostly a function of where he is running and what he could face as mayor.

Denver is a long shot to make the N.B.A. finals, to be sure, but that's mostly a function of playing in the much tougher Western Conference.

Senior faculty is hard to change, because 95 percent of them were here last year, so it's mostly a function of who you bring in.

Current design codes propose values for the effective width which are mostly a function of the beam span ignoring in this way the influence of other important parameters.

That said, the way you phrase the question — how can HE (i.e., Obama) improve joblessness, etc., is a symptom of our tendency to assume that political outcomes are mostly a function of Presidential activity.