Sentence examples for bring largely from inspiring English sources

Academia is usually the starting point for many meta-game ideas, from alternate-reality gaming to the supposed benefits that virtual worlds would bring, largely as a result of extrapolations on research.

Global travelers can sometimes bring largely unchanged viruses halfway around the world, or a more gradual spread can allow it to mutate more dramatically.

Third-quarter earnings reports continued to arrive, bringing largely gloomy news.

Officials said Jason's body was found only after the fire had been brought largely under control by firefighters who were conducting a routine search.

By the mid-1700s virtually all of the Native American groups of Florida had been destroyed by disease and wars brought largely by English and indigenous Muskogee raiders from Georgia.

The story of the superbug MRSA raised awareness of the growing uselessness of antibiotics, but that has been brought largely under control through better hygiene, at least in the UK.

There is a particular Twitter account (which for legal reasons we can't refer to or link to alas) which on May 8 posted a series of tweets which looked plausibly like a list of the super injunctions brought largely by celebrities which have got the press in a fever.

Among the hallmarks of trolldom are lawsuits brought largely for the purpose of exacting hasty out-of-court settlements from defendants who can't afford to fight.

Of the rest, 80percentt are brought largely against consumers by Chamber members like banks and lenders (37% are debt collections, 17% are foreclosure).

For HPAU, the fact that it was embedded within government appeared to have brought largely negative consequences.

One would think this overlap would bring the largely black hip-hop and largely white EDM crowds closer together.