Sentence examples for circumstances largely from inspiring English sources

They said that the delays were due to "circumstances largely of the defendant's and his co-conspirators' own making," and did not violate his speedy trial rights.

Ilott, who has five children, lives in what was described in court as "modest circumstances", largely on benefits in a housing association home in Great Munden, near Ware in Hertfordshire.

Niagara Mohawk is in strained financial circumstances, largely because of Nine Mile Point 2, which at the time of its completion was the most expensive nuclear-power plant in the country per unit capacity, and whose cost was borne in part by shareholders.

So it's a wonder that this sprightly, evergreen comedy was made under such arduous circumstances, largely thanks to Monroe as her off-street life rapidly fell apart around her. Curtis claims he never said working with Marilyn was "like kissing Hitler", but we print the legend anyway – because it's more fun.

So they have support there, and they're in most circumstances largely investment and only to a lesser extent speculation.

Changing political circumstances largely outside the control of the Commission and other European institutions gave rise to a number of discrete, historical challenges to their authority.

But time and circumstance, largely circumstance of his own making through foolish and frequently destructive behavior, made all that awkward for him.

Our recent growth has been modest and manageable but extremely positive given the circumstances, and largely the result of careful business planning.

The two killings highlighted what is, in certain circumstances, a largely notional divide between carrying illegal weapons and legal ones, particularly when race is an element.

Guardian Australia is aware of several families with children having been told their circumstances – while largely unchanged – no longer constitute detention.

It found that while women's economic circumstances were largely unaffected, men with late-divorcing parents tended to be socially and economically disadvantaged compared with peers with parents who stayed together.