Sentence examples for been largely set from inspiring English sources

The two speeches — peppered with statements that were incorrect or incomplete — seemed to signal the arrival of a new kind of presidential campaign, one in which concerns about fact-checking have been largely set aside.

Retired players fear that their interests have been largely set aside during the current round of negotiations, which have not included representatives of the retirees, and Eller's visit to the owners was designed to remind them that retired players were likely to object to a deal that did not address their demands.

Its travails to IPO have been largely set aside now that it is a public firm.

By the time a child enters the public school system, that child's life chances have already been largely set.

The New York Times reported that when Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan accepted their party's nomination, "The two speeches -- peppered with statements that were incorrect or incomplete -- seemed to signal the arrival of a new kind of presidential campaign, one in which concerns about fact-checking have been largely set aside".

At the S.E.C., like other independent agencies, the agenda is largely set by the chairman.

The novel is largely set in Kilburn, in North West London, where you grew up.

The C.I.A. "hides" the broker in Bologna, where the novel is largely set.

But as Mr. Obama took office, practical calculations were largely set aside.

Unlike Medicare, the standards for eligibility, coverage issues and more are largely set by the individual states.

I don't think it will transform itself — I think its constitution, its nature, is largely set.