Sentence examples for can largely be explained from inspiring English sources
The large amount of off-budget project support can largely be explained by the non-participation of PEPFAR and other USG projects in national planning frameworks like the MTEF.
The difference can largely be explained by television.
This discrepancy can largely be explained by cultural restrictions on women's behaviour.
Concerning forests, differences can largely be explained by socialist forest management.
The film's most egregious failure — its giddy, at times gleeful embrace and narrative elevation of the seductive Nazi villain — can largely be explained as a problem of form.
Climate change scientists have started a fightback against sceptics who argue that the observed changes in the Earth's climate can largely be explained by natural variability.
Drawing on phonetic analyses, computational models and behavioral experiments I suggest that if listeners recode incoming acoustic information relative to expectations, this variability can largely be explained away, allowing for much more robust categorization.
The "intramural warfare" at the City University of New York (editorial, May 28) can largely be explained by the board of trustees' determination to serve the needs of the city's business class.
A study released last week by the Thomas B. Fordham Institute and the Northwest Evaluation Association found that "improvements in passing rates on state tests can largely be explained by declines in the difficulty of those tests".
This paper presents experimental evidence from high speed photography of Charpy tests that the differences between dial/encoder energies and instrumented striker energies (measured with U-hammers) can largely be explained by post-fracture collisions with the striker.
According to the "non-state" camp, hypnosis is an intense focusing of the attention; the enhanced susceptibility to suggestion can largely be explained by social and cognitive factors, such as a desire to comply with the hypnotist and a sense of heightened expectation.
