Sentence examples for applied largely from inspiring English sources

Last year the Treasury applied largely symbolic sanctions against PDVSA, Venezuela's state oil company, for exporting refined products to Iran.

It used to be (and is probably still the case) that Indian students applied largely to the Ivy League schools.

Diplomats say it will be hard for the United States to indefinitely block a council resolution lifting sanctions because they were applied largely on Egypt's behalf.

To put it another way, the disappointment we felt about wines lacking acidity, definition and balance applied largely to the 2009s in our tasting.

The ideas of scale and scope were however applied largely to industrial production systems at secondary level production.

Lipid based drug delivery systems, and in particular self-emulsifying drug delivery systems (SEDDS), show great potential for enhancing oral bioavailability but have not been broadly applied, largely due to lack of general formulation guidance.

The programs, they said, apply largely to areas suffering from insurgencies or war.

The question of officially accepted Indigenous coexistence with modernity applies largely to unoccupied urban spaces.

"The paradigm is likely to apply largely to tumors in which there is a single activated oncogene, which is largely leukemia and the lymphomas," he said.

He added that the policy would apply largely to sexual assault cases, where some biological evidence frequently exists, but would also apply to some homicides.

The rules apply largely to how the Agriculture Department enforces the Packers and Stockyards Act, a 1921 law governing the livestock and poultry industry.