Sentence examples for existing largely from inspiring English sources

Liberals have portrayed this thesis as an argument that the Republicans should just double down on their existing, largely white base, but that's not the sensible implication of what Trende is saying.

One sweltering late August afternoon (the Hispanic Society has no air-conditioning) Ms. Knight and two fellow painters were stationed, one per diorama, listening to the sounds of the Buena Vista Social Club as they consulted a scatter of source material provided by Ms. Gonzalez-Foerstor trytoy to evoke, as realistically as possible, landscapes existing largely in her imagination.

It is suddenly possible to envisage a state of war arcing from Iraq in the east to Libya in the west, with existing – largely internal – conflicts being augmented by an old-fashioned state-to-state war between Egypt and its neighbour Libya.

In the previous millennium, access to this kind of detailed data was unthinkable, much less the idea of it existing largely in the public realm.

Rubble mound breakwaters armoured with concrete units rely on collective behaviour between adjacent concrete armour units but existing largely empirical approaches have been unable to provide a detailed understanding of how these gigantic granular systems work.

According to the findings presented therein, the dominant notion that Muslim NGOs are a monolithic bloc existing largely in parallel with and unconnected to secular/Northern/Western humanitarian NGOs is often in harsh contrast to the empirical realities on the ground.

Experts and existing evidence largely agree, though, that CBD itself, even when vaped, is largely safe.

And now he showed the proposed building: a twisted log cabin, eighty feet high, with the existing building largely untouched.

[cartoon id= a16788"] And now he showed the proposed building: a twisted log cabin, eighty feet high, with the existing building largely untouched.

Most people would welcome and benefit from the first step: which is to encourage the use of the existing ecu (largely confined to bond issues by international banks) by issuing notes for general circulation.

In addition, existing research largely ignores the interaction between electricity users and distributed generation and other new energy equipment when evaluating the demand response capability of electricity users.