Sentence examples for by and large through from inspiring English sources

Our results illustrate that amsacrine interacts with DNA by and large through intercalation between base pairs.

"I think by and large, through the ups and downs, Europe has served us well," he said.

The proposed bill would offer new prescription drug coverage to Medicare beneficiaries, but it would be provided, by and large, through private insurers.

And they are doing this, by and large, through court cases against ill-funded opponents, which makes for, I think, bad law.

Since the building of the great modern art museums in New York, Paris and London, the narrative of 20th-century and contemporary art has been told, by and large, through the stories of the great European and North American cities.

Syntactic and semantic questions about a natural language are settled by and large through empirical investigation; syntactic and semantic questions about an artificial language are settled usually by checking what the appropriate stipulations are.

Despite important concerns regarding the scope, success and sustainability of their work, job satisfaction remained high among our participants, and early motivations and personal philosophies were by-and-large reinforced through a career in the humanitarian field.

Alternatively, from the perspective of Figure 10, different aspects of cohesion would correlate with different dimensions of register – with tenor by and large enacted through negotiation (and appraisal), field by and large construed through conjunction and ideation and mode by and large composed through identification and periodicity.

By the time Mao's Communist rebels declared victory in 1949, the Mongolians who occupied what became the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China had been by and large pacified through Han immigration, intermarriage and old-fashioned repression.

It cannot be said too often: Official U.S. aid is by and large channeled through these same governments that cause the miseries to begin with.

These regions by and large function through formation of secondary structures, consisting of stem-loop structures that may or may not have one or more bulges or mismatches, and pseudoknots, which are higher-order structures comprising two overlapping stem-loop structures (Leathers et al., 1993).