Sentence examples for Largely so that from inspiring English sources

Russia wants Belarus to liberalise its economy, largely so that Russian firms can buy up the country's main industrial assets.

Kasparaitis was sent to Hartford largely so that his $3 million salary would not count against the Rangers' salary cap.

She went to the University of Iowa, she says, largely so that she could help his Presidential Campaign prepare for the Iowa caucuses in 1988.

Mr. Kentis was eager to shoot in digital video, largely so that he could dispense with a filmmaking crew, keep costs down and control the creative process more fully.

That date was brought forward to 2003, largely so that the work on the constitution could be completed before the newcomers joined the Union.Consistent with this, at the constitutional convention, every effort was made to limit the influence of the newcomers.

During the global financial crisis, governments spent billions to bail out banks in an effort to keep liquidity in the banking sector, largely so that lending could continue at a time when businesses needed as much help as they could get.

However Freeman (1994) counters this view, arguing that union switches in panel data are largely spurious so that measurement error biases the union coefficient towards zero in the panel.

Looking ahead, music-industry analysts said that though overall numbers for music sales were strong so far this year, that was largely so because of the first quarter of 2000 (thanks again to 'N Sync) and that since March sales have been slipping each month.

"I work on the Internet and don't really talk to anyone, so that's largely what appeals to me," Wright, a digital writer, said.

So that is largely thanks to the government loans.

That is largely so the federal government, through its aid programs, will foot most of the bill for treatment and services provided by outside professionals who visit the homes.