Sentence examples for were mostly complete from inspiring English sources

Russian sailors began hydrographic explorations of the Sea of Azov and the Black Sea in the 18th century, and these investigations were mostly complete by the end of the 19th century.

By 1285, Caernarfon's town walls were mostly complete.

Despite "a couple of tweaks in the writing, sparkling up the choruses a bit better" during the recording, the compositions were mostly complete.

The tightly packed terraced streets between Upper Lewes Road and Lewes Road were mostly complete by the 1870s, and St Martin's Church was built nearby to serve the area.

Watts came into the studio after the songs were mostly complete and added lyrics to a handful of songs, which he said was "actually quite liberating" in contrast to writing his own music from scratch.

Sociodemographic and clinical variables from the arrival in the ED time were mostly complete (Table 2).

The more than 250 houses in the district were mostly completed by 1914.

The buildings — most of them row houses — in the extension were mostly completed by 1910.

One exception was the methylation analysis of Seattle samples, which were mostly completed on MSI-H cases.

These checklists were either used for all children visiting the emergency department, or, in one hospital, only for children with trauma, and were mostly completed by emergency department nurses.

But those tasks are mostly complete.