Sentence examples for despite being largely from inspiring English sources

Folk music — despite being largely acoustic — is still awfully well suited to this outdoor stage.

The Japanese have developed their own style of Christmas, despite being largely a non-Christian people.

Almost 90% of this ends up in landfills, despite being largely recyclable.

Barnes Neville Wallis (1887 1979) was probably Great Britain's most distinguished 20th century aeronautical engineer, despite being largely self taught.

Despite being largely studied as models of equine nutrition, few published data exist on actual nutritional requirements of Miniature horses.

Wanelo, the social shopping site that resembles a well-designed window display, is quickly gaining fans online,  despite being largely under the mainstream radar.

In 2014, the company raised its last $15 million financing — and despite still being largely under wraps with a small user base, it's been able to continue working.

Debris on the tarmac in the mountain stretches is believed to be the main cause for the cancellation of the stage, despite Kendal being largely unaffected.

Then, of course, there's the incumbent Symbian OS, which bizarrely, the EC has just thrown a pile of cash at, despite it being largely used by a single vendor (Nokia).

I have worked in several countries in Africa and I truly love the people of Sierra Leone, despite it being largely the most difficult country where I've worked.

Over six million induced abortions were reported in Africa in 2008 [ 1] with over two million occurring in Eastern Africa 1 despite abortion being largely illegal in the region.