Sentence examples for answer largely from inspiring English sources

The answer largely depends on the carrier.

The answer largely turned on whether Padilla announced a new legal principle or merely applied an old one, a distinction made in a 1989 decision, Teague v. Lane.

Is it becoming more dangerous to eat? Public health experts cannot give a definitive answer, largely because the historical figures on food-borne illness are spotty.

Education is emerging as an answer, largely because executives see a way to capitalize on the changes that technology is bringing to classrooms — turnabout as fair play, given the way that the Web has upended major media's own business models.

The answer largely depends on whether the Trump Administration undoes the best protection that we have against such an event: the Dodd-Frank law, which was passed in 2010, in response to the crash, after thirty years of financial deregulation.

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

The English ships now closed to effective range and were answered largely with small arms.

The first question is answered largely by Mr. Petit's own testimony.

In the case of alcohol, the questions have not been answered largely because of limitations imposed on doing research on alcoholics.

Later, as the debate wore on, with the answers largely similar, the only tension was provided by an occasional three-toned chirrup, announcing the arrival of an e-mail to a device located somewhere onstage near Mr. Rangel and Mr. Espaillat.

Asked how long we should expect before AR becomes a truly mainstream experience, the panel's answers largely hovered around five years, with a standalone device like a headset taking even longer.