Sentence examples for based largely on an from inspiring English sources

Spain's economy, based largely on an unrestrained construction boom and real-estate bubble, crashed in 2009.

His judgment is based largely on an Saudi-led inquiry into eight controversial incidents, including the bombing of hospitals.

Antichurch sentiment has run so hot that one of the most popular politicians in the country, Janusz Palikot, started a political party based largely on an anticlerical platform.

An associate professor of linguistics at Harvard University, he is preparing an Atlas of North American English dialects that will be based largely on an online survey (www.hcs.harvardedu/-golder/dialect).

Linux is finding new acceptance based largely on an endorsement of the technology by I.B.M. and the growing acceptance of corporate computing managers, who are trying to limit spending and gain more control over their computing systems.

Cruz's ascendancy reflects the dilemma of the modern Republican Party, because his popularity within the Party is based largely on an act that was reviled in the broader national community.

Nationalism The legitimacy of the government is based largely on a broad-based nationalism, a pride in France, love of history, and instinct to preserve French culture that is alive in the hearts of most French citizens.

Therefore, we have developed a comprehensive yet tractable one-dimensional, isothermal, explicit analytical model based largely on a priori parameters, and in terms of quantities with tangible meaning.

For this reason, it's hard to isolate sex addiction as a condition that progresses physiologically, one vital criterion for inclusion in the DSM, based largely on a medical or physiological model.

The Romney strategy for winning the White House was based largely on a promise that he would outspend Obama by about two to one in the biggest ad blitz America has ever seen in the final months of the campaign.

But one problem with human-technology interaction studies is that they are based largely on a theory of command and control[ 41].