Sentence examples for cases largely from inspiring English sources

New York health officials said they average 20 to 30 cases, largely of this type, a year.

Administration officials also said they hoped to close loopholes that render the work requirement, in some cases, largely meaningless.

But Ms. Friedman says her law firm continues to work on discrimination cases, largely behind the scenes.

A few American lawyers have made millions on the international lawsuits, while others are handling the cases largely to make human rights or political statements.

That would be on top of the $50 billion that the bank has already doled out to settle a series of cases largely tied to recession-era misdeeds.

Prokudin-Gorskii traveled with a mobile darkroom in a train wagon, "traversing what was, in some cases, largely impassable terrain," the historian Estelle Blaschke writes.

"Today's report is in any case largely historic.

The case largely hinges on the account of Emanuel's 5-year-old sister, Abigail Barima.

The abbreviated prosecution case largely came down to a single fact: the forty-one shots.

The Supreme Court agreed to hear the case, largely to resolve this disagreement among lower courts.

Such an outcome is unlikely in the Andersen case, largely because the allegations are far more limited.