Sentence examples for caught largely from inspiring English sources

In fact, the lone case was caught largely by luck.

Governors and state lawmakers were caught largely by surprise by the House's removal of the appropriation.

They also revealed the extent to which No 10 was caught largely unawares at the scale of the organised rebellion mounted by Brownite MPs.

Gary Wayne Puckett, 38, of Kent, was caught largely because Ms. Schultz wrote notes describing her attacker while she was trying to stop her bleeding.

So far, none has really caught on, largely because of a lack of capital and of the needed skills.

Howard Dean, the former governor of Vermont whose campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination has caught fire largely because of his opposition to the war in Iraq, called the speech "outrageous," and said Mr. Bush was "beginning to remind me of what was happening with Lyndon Johnson and Dick Nixon during the Vietnam War".

Apparently Mr. Blakeslee was caught unaware — largely because the Schwarzenegger administration had been mute about the details of how the cuts would be made — that the agreement allowed for some low-level offenders to finish their sentences on home detention and for the ending of parole supervision for offenders convicted of minor offenses.

In addition, the fish catch (largely for fish meal and canned pilchards) exploded to 1,102,000 short (U.S).

Fishermen from Maine, who bring in the overwhelming majority of the American catch, largely harvest recently molted, soft-shell lobsters in a season that is concentrated in July and August.

The interest of natural scientists in the fisheries dates back to the late nineteenth century, when governments began to address the question of fluctuations in catches, largely because the social and economic costs of this unpredictability were high.

Still, personal location devices are beginning to catch on, largely because cellular phones are increasingly coming with a built-in tether.