Sentence examples for which mostly use from inspiring English sources

That could allow far more people to get the hands — which mostly use old technology, but remain out of reach for many because of their cost.

The continued exploration of the solar system and the space beyond is being held back by the limits of conventional chemical rockets as well as existing spacecraft power supplies, which mostly use solar-powered cells, Mr. O'Keefe said.

It outperforms the state-of-the-art methods, which mostly use intensity images only.

It uses the cold-filtered brewing process for nearly all of its products, compared with Miller and Anheuser-Busch, which mostly use heat pasteurization.

Despite other needleless electrospinning frames which mostly use rotational rates greater than 1000 rpm for spinneret, the maximum speed of spinneret is 9 rpm, and as a consequence, the essential force and torque necessary to create primary turbulence and disturbance are not significant, and the possibility of producing Taylor cone decreases.

The HSOPSC questionnaire contains 42 items which mostly use the 5-point Likert response scale of agreement ("Strongly disagree" to "Strongly agree") or frequency ("Never" to "Always").

With "Points of Departure," which mostly uses contemporary scores and costumes, she hopes to reach beyond the aficionados.

But you won't see many King Ranch F-150's at the King Ranch, which mostly uses larger trucks.

Criticism included coverage of the trial badger cull which mostly used images of healthy badgers while one expert cited in the report, Country Life editor Mark Hedges, said coverage was often sanitised which "did the countryside a real disservice in the process".

That's largely because of the prefabricated estates of the 1960s, which mostly used another Scandinavian prefabrication method – the Larsen-Nielsen system, brought to the UK by engineer Ove Arup.

That does not count The Herald's Spanish-language sister newspaper, El Nuevo Herald, which mostly uses its own reporters' material and tends to frame its coverage with partisan flair.