Sentence examples for were mostly more from inspiring English sources

Some of the results were unsurprising: people who described themselves as unemployed were mostly more pessimistic than people with jobs.

present in these three products were mostly more toxic to primary producers than to Daphnia or fish (Table 3).

The minimum RTL score varied between −0.13 (Fig. 3d) and −0.96 (Fig. 3i) and were mostly more than −0.5 lower than the minimum RTL score, i.e., −1.

The total number of household members and children under five were mostly more than five and two respectively.

As expected the leukemia samples were mostly more sensitive or as sensitive as the mesothelioma and ovarian cancer samples.

That is, interventions in the diabetes population were mostly more cost-effective than in the general population reflecting the effect of targeting to a high risk group.

Print media are mostly more restrained.

This trend was maintained for most EGs, although habitat area was mostly more important than connectivity.

Architects are mostly more careful and responsible now, which is mostly a good thing.

He remains one of those American originals who is mostly more interesting to read about than to actually read.

Taken on the current level of the West's talk-show response to Syria's murderousness, that's mostly more verbiage and inactivity.