Sentence examples for credited largely from inspiring English sources

This brief moment should be credited largely to the English.

It can be credited largely to the growth of another technology: composite materials, which combine fibres and a matrix.

The record prices can be credited largely to Manhattan's wealthiest buyers.

This brief moment should be credited largely to the English.… The Ask, by Sam Lipsyte (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; $25).

The smooth mobilization of the standing army and its rapid movement to France in August 1914 may be credited largely to Wilson's prewar planning.

It was considered brilliant strategy, credited largely to Mr. Lindsay's campaign manager, Richard R. Aurelio, and his media consultant, David Garth.

Arizona State's retention rate rose to 84 percent from 77 percent in recent years, a change Ms. Capaldi credits largely to eAdvisor.

Mr. Coolidge had an extensive collection of 20th-century design and art, which he credits largely to the influence of the architect Lee Mindel, with whom he became friendly after photographing several of his projects.

Holland-Dozier-Holland, American production and songwriting team credited with largely shaping the sound of Motown Records in the 1960s.

Its widespread use has been credited with largely eliminating the risk of illnesses caused by cholera and other microbiologic contaminants in drinking water.

She never stopped working — her list of credits, largely in independent films, is extensive — but her roles in ambitious, groundbreaking films were largely behind her.