Sentence examples for become largely a function of from inspiring English sources
And beyond the question of Jewish voters -- at times, a New Yorker following the race could be forgiven for thinking that there are no other kinds of voters out there -- the outcome of the race has become largely a function of turnout, which explains much of the rat-a-tat-tat, as the Rev. Jesse L. Jackson used to describe this kind of campaign, in the final hours.
Free religious expression thus becomes largely a function of other freedoms — like those of speech and association.
After World War II it became largely an area of pine woods.
Indeed, once the management's objective function is too complex, monitoring managerial performance becomes largely a fiction.
At this point, systems such as power steering and power brakes may become superfluous; the need for such systems is largely a function of weight.
That seems largely a function of the economy, which has become a major worry, and many voters perceive the Liberals as having the soundest economic plan.
