Examples of 'came mostly' in a sentence
Meaning of "came mostly"
The phrase 'came mostly' indicates that a majority or large portion of something or someone arrived or originated from a particular place, source, or group. It suggests that the predominant or primary influence or contribution can be attributed to that specific entity
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came mostly
This came mostly from fossil fuels.
The worst comments about my appearance came mostly from men.
They came mostly from urban areas.
Evidence for all the other interventions evaluated came mostly from single studies.
They came mostly from financial industries.
The leaders of this movement came mostly from emancipated peasants.
They came mostly from church leaders.
The winning candidates came mostly from the Congress.
It came mostly in the form of a newspaper.
I think they came mostly for that.
I came mostly for the women and the music.
Durov said the requests came mostly from mainland China.
It came mostly from northern and western directions during my trip.
Support for the Patriots came mostly from the middle class.
They came mostly from countries in the Mekong Subregion.
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Respect for the Decembrist failed cause came mostly from the upper echelons of society.
They came mostly from the provinces of the Roman Empire rather than from Italy itself.
Inuit recruits came mostly from Labrador.
They came mostly from the middle class, being minor officials, craftsmen or merchants.
Italian medieval cartographers came mostly from Genoa and Venice.
Slaves came mostly from conquered peoples.
The people who settled in La Unión came mostly from Almería.
Support came mostly from public sources.
In addition, unlike the uplands, the lowlands subsistence of protein came mostly from coastal seafood.
The remainder came mostly from developing countries.
By the end of the campaign, Anderson 's support came mostly from college students.
Funding came mostly from government.
According to the band, Litt 's involvement in the record came mostly during the mixing process.
The rest came mostly from foreign investors.
The native warriors ' attacking Greasy Grass Ridge from the southeast came mostly on foot.
Their food came mostly from the sea.
Like Spock, Data became a sex symbol and Spiner 's fan mail came mostly from women.
The damage came mostly from the wind.
They came mostly from financial industries . He was their candidate.
The Chinese and Arabs came mostly during this period.
These came mostly from the newly mobilised Estonians motivated to resist the looming Soviet re-occupation.
The need for the product came mostly from Jill and Nicole.
The youth came mostly from Switzerland and Italy, but also a few believers traveled from France.
The rest of the company members came mostly from Europe and the United States.
They came mostly from mainland China, but also from Hong Kong.
The mentally-ill argument came mostly from conservatives.
So people came mostly to establish business relations … or to find a job.
In this regard, she recalled that the demand came mostly from consumers rather than governments.
The pickup came mostly from a rapid expansion on the German market.
Following the fall of the Khadafy 's regime migrants came mostly from Tunisia and Egypt.
The complaints came mostly from the local factories.
In its first century, Constantinople 's oil came mostly from northern Syria.
This desire came mostly from his high school.
The largest number of new Cantonese-speaking Chinese immigrants came mostly from the Guangzhou area around 1919.
The criticism came mostly from members of the art community.
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