Sentence examples for are considered largely from inspiring English sources

Food shortages are considered largely solved and health problems like AIDS have come to the fore.

But those disputes are considered largely irrelevant by the team here, whose members argue that they are better off unfettered by the United Nations.

In dressage, a young horse's walk and canter are considered largely unalterable (a trot is different — a trot you can fix), and this horse's canter was enormous.

The issues in the case are considered largely moot, because Mr. Bush won both the original certification of the state's vote and the one extended by the Florida Supreme Court, although by a lesser margin.

Those troops are considered largely responsible for helping bring a measure of calm and stability to Somalia over the past 18 months by retaking territory formerly held by the Shabab, a fearsome Islamist militant group affiliated with Al Qaeda.

Although polymer networks are considered largely insoluble structures, with relatively high chemical and thermal stability, in the oral environment composite resins may absorb water and chemicals from the environment and release components into its surroundings.

Until recently, the so-called new economy was considered largely immune to higher interest rates.

It was considered largely a formality since President Kurmanbek S. Bakiyev's party holds a majority.

State criminal possession laws still apply, so the Denver measure is considered largely symbolic.

Chauvelin's policy was basically anti-Austrian, and the War of Polish Succession is considered largely his work.

The once secret bunker, deep inside a mountain near the holy city of Qum, is considered largely invulnerable to bombing.