that is for the most part vs that is most of all

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• In vitro and in vivo animal data indicate that desirudin is for the most part eliminated and metabolised by the kidney.
• Conversely, Turkey can use it to demonstrate that a country that is Islamic for the most part can also be a democratic and functioning constitutional state.
• The Committee thinks that the proposal is acceptable for the most part.
• It seems that output is being exported for the most part to Vietnam, which is set to become Asia's true manufacturing hub.
• It is gratifying that the Council is, for the most part, adopting Parliament's position from the first reading.
• The list that is before us is for the most part the result of an accurate and legal application of the Regulation.
• One of the reasons for this is that medicines are for the most part too expensive for the people of those countries.
• Russia has enough problems without confronting Chechnya, and it always strikes me that this House is reluctant for the most part to criticise Russia in circumstances such as this.
• On the one hand Europe is working towards completion of the single market, while on the other some states want to seal off their markets now that the economic boom is for the most part over.
• Is concerned by the growing number of economic crises and the extent of the underground economy, and believes that this is, for the most part, related to the neoliberal globalisation process being imposed world-wide;
• It will also counteract something that is unfortunately happening in the European Union as well: the fact that political debate is, for the most part, likely to be at national level; inbred debate.
• She likes cats more than people for the most part.
• I have for the most part.
• Though, for the most part, people adored him.
• They were very cordial, for the most part.
• Strictly platonic, for the most part.
• I don't think the most part of England knows or cares.
• At least for the most part.
• Heavy percussion, low frequencies for the most part.
• Simple procedures for the most part.

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• I am grateful for the yes' answer, as that is most important of all.
• Yes, that is the most troubling of all.
• B road barnstormer, but I think that what it is most of all is a time machine.
• That is probably most obvious of all within the medical sphere, but there are also opportunities in a number of other fields.
• In the transport sector, it is the failure of the Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary to make progress in road transport that is most disappointing of all.
• That is apparent most of all from the great pressure that the industrialised nations bring to bear in order to secure a market opening for non-agricultural products and services, making this a precondition for progress in negotiations on the agricultural sector.
• I do not know why it is precisely the common policy with the least funds that is most besieged by requests of all kinds.
• It is precisely this degree of argument and dissension, in full view of a public that look to us for unity, that is the most dangerous of all.
• We think you should go further and I would just like to echo what my friend Mr Garot said which is that Europe most of all owes you its solidarity.
• I am convinced, as Mr Maaten said in the report he described for us when he spoke on behalf of the Liberal Group, that Europe is also and most of all constructed through the European political parties.
• For this reason, it is also a symbol of the fact that the Western confederation of states cannot claim to practise what it preaches, which is that, most importantly of all, human dignity is inviolable.
• It is very, very misleading, as obviously most Members have mentioned, in paragraph 1, and that is the most important paragraph of all.
• We want them to accede to the EU with their values and their knowledge of what it means not to have freedom and democracy, for that is the most important thing of all.