Sentence examples for acting largely from inspiring English sources

Since the attack, city officials, acting largely out of public view, have begun other counterterrorism efforts.

Mr. Zucker, acting largely on impulse, gave it the go-ahead.

There appears to be little disagreement within the security establishment, and the government seems to be acting largely in line with its recommendations.

But that hope remains remote so long as Iraq refuses all weapons inspections.Russia was no doubt acting largely out of self-interest.

Using stairs and the elevator, three police officers and an armed citizen (the university bookstore manager), acting largely independently, found themselves together on the 27th floor.

It turned out to be a fracture, but rather than withdrawing from the show she pressed on, singing and acting largely from a wheelchair.

If Mr. Obama chooses Ms. Pritzker — a close personal friend — to lead the Commerce Department, it could elevate the post after four years in which a series of secretaries and acting replacements largely failed to play a central role in the president's economic deliberations.

Firstly, he might be a bit morose but he's also one of the few characters acting for largely honourable purposes and in a week when this show fed a woman and her newborn baby to the dogs we all need something to cling on to.

And then I realized it was fake, not because I'm good at detecting bad acting, but largely because when it ended, it linked to videos of something called Sound of My Voice, which has intermittent ads on VICE's home page.

Although these latter approaches have led to valuable improvements in safety, they are based on assumptions about safety derived from humans acting on (largely predictable) machine systems rather than on or with (much more unpredictable) humans.

He said the suspects were largely acting as part of criminal gangs.