Synonyms for for the most part
for the most part

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1. largely, mostly, for the most partadverb

   in large part; mainly or chiefly

   "These accounts are largely inactive"

   Synonyms:
   by and large, mostly, more often than not, generally, largely

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1. Steven Atlas:

   The key question is whether such knowledge is actionable, can it lead to changing behavior to prevent future episodes or can it direct treatment that results in quicker resolution of symptoms? For the most part, the answer to both of these questions is no.

2. Chris Kilham:

   I would say for that for the most part, the traditional use— which is quite broad and extensive [and] I regard very highly— currently exceeds the human clinical studies, there have been human studies showing that vitex or chaste berry works, and it seems to work well. There are no serious negative effects that we know of.

3. Laura Cooper:

   There has been a little bit of retooling of department budgets, but for the most part I can't say defund has actually played out, the sustained increase in violent crime, the gun violence that we've been seeing and calls from the community that they don't want less police, they want better police, seems to be resonating.

4. Defense Undersecretary Frank Kendall:

   Those programs will give industry a target to aim at, if they're willing to make the investment, those are going to be competitive for the most part, and they're going to lead to the systems that follow, once we have the budgets to support them.

5. Geoff Porter:

   The Islamic State in Libya doesn't have comparable revenue streams - no oil sales, no sizeable population to tax and extort, in Libya, there is a superabundance of armed groups. For the most part they are busy fighting each other, but they could potentially be harnessed to eliminate Islamic State.