Sentence examples for will become mostly from inspiring English sources

The Hunters Point South stop, where abandoned factory buildings will become mostly "middle-income housing," homes for the city's "firefighters, police officers".

"About 50 percent of U.S. auto executives expect that things will become mostly open," said Kalman Gyimesi, author of the six-month I.B.M. project.

But as many see it, scalping is here to stay, and as ticketing continues to evolve, the fight will become mostly about where those secondary sales happen, and who gets to keep the transaction fees.

With the present vaccine schedule, at 2, 6 and 18 months of life, the predicted seroprotection level by age group in 2015 shows that the adolescents will become mostly unprotected, resembling the prevaccination situation.

"If state-owned enterprises can't perform and there isn't a viable domestic private sector, the economy will by default become mostly foreign-owned," warned Andy Xie, an economist for Morgan Stanley Dean Witter in Hong Kong.

We will also do a broad Google search, focusing on the first few pages of relevancy ranked results, until the results become mostly irrelevant.

Some will become puréed, but mostly they should be shredded.

They likely won't get their hands and heads into the water first, but they will become comfortable with being mostly head first.

One possibility is that it will become the app that sits, mostly unused, on home screens until that one day when a user happens to be in the right place at the right time to live stream something interesting.

Whether this is a genuine reform effort or mostly public relations will become clear in November when more detailed plans are released.

It is not hard to imagine how enveloping these sights and sounds will become in time – the animals should mostly be relocated this summer, while the vegetation will mature over years – and how thoroughly the experience could then stimulate the visitor's imagination.