Sentence examples for demands largely from inspiring English sources

They were debates in which Lynton Crosby's tactical demands largely prevailed.

The religious establishment paints those demands largely as an assault on its role by Westernized liberals.

In past years, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani tended to meet bus employees' demands, largely at the urging of Claire Shulman, the former Queens borough president.

NBC and Fox are not expected to meet baseball's demands, largely because they do not believe their current deals are undervalued in the way that ESPN's previous contract was.

The Mexican people appeared handcuffed by demands largely outside of their control and threatened by the potential loss of their cultural richness.

The question for these institutions now is: Can student demands largely be tamed and embedded inside an administration-sanctioned agenda that in no way undermines how schools now operate in the world?

The NHS is struggling to cope with soaring demand, largely due to an ageing society.

Ms. Tremblay said that G.M. could meet demand largely by adding shifts, running plants on overtime and finding creative ways to run existing plants more efficiently.

With the campaign season heating up, former Bush officials, in particular, are in high demand, largely for their fresh insights into the inner workings of the White House.

The closely watched Markit/CIPS UK manufacturing PMI report showed companies had scaled back hiring and remained largely dependent on domestic demand, largely driven by consumers, for what little growth there was last month.

When Mr. Biden last spoke to the group in 2009, he warned them "you're not going to like this," before laying out Mr. Obama's demand, largely rebuffed, that Israel stop building Jewish settlements in the West Bank.