Sentence examples for function largely from inspiring English sources

The Court, however, leaves "operational function" largely undefined.

The difference is stark — the haves can function largely free of worry from challenge.

The production houses continue to function largely as one-man studios.

There is evidence that many insects function largely this way, as do parts of larger nervous systems.

Such has been the strength of the German economy that Western Europe has come to function largely as a Deutsche-mark zone.

The agencies function largely independently and diverge widely in the way they train their employees to deal with the public, Ms. Dolinsky said.

This military history finds that our "second revolution" was an improvised and desultory affair, a function largely of the vastness and the variety of nineteenth-century American terrain.

The king is still an absolute ruler, however, and the councils function largely in modest advisory roles at the local level.

Following this logic, to what extent antitrust practice will be confined exclusively to its objective function largely depends on the availability and efficiency of other instruments.

They say that the land floods and that the area was designated by the town as a drainage area, a function largely undone when the youths stripped away all the greenery and undergrowth.

Unlike the monkey brain, spatial awareness in humans is a function largely confined to the right superior temporal cortex, a location topographically reminiscent of that for language on the left2.