Sentence examples for because they were largely from inspiring English sources

Most fell short, he said, because they were largely cosmetic; even after the improvements, the stabilizing elements in the community continued to sheer off to the suburbs.

Jerry Patterson, the director of Doyle's book department, who organized the sale, said he believed that the items from Dewhurst and Scott brought lower prices because they were largely actors of the stage, not the screen.

A. About two-thirds of the utility industry survived the sector's crisis with limited financial distress, either because they were largely regulated or because they had generating assets that were contracted to customers, or that their balance sheets were able to withstand some of the weakness in the unregulated business.

Ms Khong says initially it was hard to find the needy because they were largely hidden in Kuala Lumpur.

But because they were largely nameless and faceless they got very little attention.

That's because they were largely betting with money they never had.

That's because they are largely invisible to the public.

And because they are largely hidden inside their host species, they are difficult to quantify.

Main courses tend to hold less interest than the appetizers, perhaps because they are largely more of the same.

The Aztec-Mexica were experienced agriculturalists who constructed and planted chinampas (raised fields that have been misnamed "floating gardens" because they are largely surrounded by water).

Because they are largely diehard Baathists who want to restore the old order they dominated and will kill anyone in the way.