Sentence examples for combined largely from inspiring English sources

The Scandinavian socialists set the example of "mixed economies" that combined largely private ownership with government direction of the economy and substantial welfare programs, and other socialist parties followed suit.

A big part of why Canada doesn't want to take a swing at Obama's government which has invoked the espionage act more times than all of the other presidents combined, largely to prosecute whistleblowers is that Canada is in the mass surveillance game too.

We describe a set of amino-acid substitutions in budding yeast Smc1 and Smc3 that, when combined, largely eliminate the channel's positive charge without greatly changing the equilibrium association constant, but reduce the rate of hinge dissociation (Koff) in vitro.

His movies, first at Miramax and then at the Weinstein Company, have earned more than three hundred Oscar nominations combined, largely thanks to the aggressive campaigning tactics he spearheaded.

The department said the airlines would combine "largely complementary networks, which would result in overlap on a limited number of routes where United and Continental offer competing nonstop service".

The city council has begun to make such a distinction as part of an urban renewal drive, combining (largely futile) clean-up efforts with conciliatory moves: talking to aficionados, making abandoned buildings available to artists, realising that good-quality street art could be an asset.

A cost-sharing scheme which combines largely private sector distribution with limited but targeted public subsidies has achieved sustained coverage of 75% bednet use across all age-groups in a large rural population in southern Tanzania.

Instead, rural hotels called agrotourismos are the hotels of choice outside the towns, and roughly 120 separate beaches — more than Majorca and Ibiza (Minorca's other Balearic island sister) combined — remain largely unsullied by development.

A West Yorkshire combined authority, largely advocated by Labour politicians, has previously been described as "very close" to being offered a deal by the Treasury, although some Labour figures in Leeds and Wakefield fear giving Osborne any party conference headlines about a dramatic remaking of the state.

Interbrew, however, is set to move into the top slot later this year when it completes an alliance with Brazil's biggest brewer, AmBev.Some analysts question whether there are real benefits to be gained from a Molson-Coors merger, apart from leaving the combined firm largely under the two founding families.

Finally, CFD and coldflow experimentation can be synergistically combined to largely eliminate the scale up risk associated with developing process equipment.