Sentence examples for would mostly take from inspiring English sources
E.P.A. officials said yesterday that further challenges to its plan would mostly take place in the court of public opinion.
The drug agency's executive director, Graeme Steele, said that testing would mostly take place during competition, although some spot testing could occur.
Mr. Golisano, they reason, is running as a fiscal conservative whose base of support is upstate, so he would mostly take votes away from the governor in November, and he has said he will spend $70 million, much of it on advertisements attacking Mr. Pataki.
If Earth lacked an insulating atmosphere and/or a solid crust during accretion, metal-silicate equilibration would have mostly taken place at core-mantle boundary pressures.
"But it's gotta be mostly take.
Pawn shops mostly take gold and platinum.
They mostly took turns, though.
(They were mostly taking pictures themselves).
He said taking away sports would mostly hurt the children with the fewest resources, whose families could not afford to move or take them to school at a neighboring district.
If it were taken away, it would mostly test a coach's ability to scream the plays loud enough for a quarterback or linebacker to hear them.
