Sentence examples for Largely yes from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, across the college football, the answer was largely yes.

1) First, the introduction makes it clear that much official and scholarly literature to date about pastoral communities has repeatedly asked, in endless debate, whether pastoralists live beyond state control, have their own formal governance structures, and/or live sustainable lifestyles (no, yes, and largely yes) (p. 6 10).

By designing a checklist which was largely "yes or no" in available responses, we tried to minimise subjective interpretative difficulties.

Or is it enough that a large - and largely Yes -crowd had an engaging and enthusing evening of discussion that went far beyond the party political?

Anticipating questions about the deal, Senator Tom Harkin of Iowa, the committee chairman, opened the questioning by leading Mr. Perez through a series of largely yes-or-no queries designed to rebut the Republican report.

All other questions in the experience questionnaire had one of the following response categories 'never-sometimes-usually-always', 'no not at all-somewhat-largely-yes completely'none-some-most-allall', or one through ten for grades.

Shooting is largely inactive, yes, and in some respects better classified with darts as a leisure pursuit, but the modern pentathlon authorities have learned from the Winter Games' biathlon, and they now couple shooting with an aerobic component — in this case, running.

Shooting is largely inactive, yes, and in some respects better classified with darts as a leisure pursuit, but the modern pentathlon authorities have learned from the Winter Games' biathlon, and they now couple shooting with an aerobic component in this case, running.

The answer, largely, was yes but it may need a little time.

The SGS inspection involved a one-day visit, largely seeking yes-no answers, probably for a modest fee.

She might have announced a change in her cabinet, which consists largely of yes-men more notable for their loyalty to her than their leadership skills, or simply acknowledged the existence of some undeniable problem, like crime or inflation.