Sentence examples for function largely as from inspiring English sources

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

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

But this lively mix of bar-goers and Wall Streeters and harried parents was percolating on Vernon Boulevard, in Long Island City, Queens, a highway-bordered neighborhood that until recently seemed to function largely as a giant parking lot.

But it is not the installation designer's fault that nearly all the 130 prints, drawings and collages on view function largely as markers of your progress from one pocket of music and moving pictures to another.

These apps function largely as time-wasters, but they're also social barometers arriving at a time when the app's young users care very much about the opinions shared by their peer group.

Taken together, these data indicate that exposure of growing skeletal muscle to uncontrolled T1DM significantly impairs muscle growth and function largely as a result of impaired protein synthesis in type II fibers.

The same committee that functioned largely as a charade for Mrs. Kennedy still operates today, to the White House's detriment.

Rick Rubin owns the building, which functions largely as a studio and a residence for whoever is recording there.

They functioned largely as uplifting social events, as have Earth Day demonstrations, which have become little more than concerts on the Mall.

At Viacom, the Internet functions largely as a brand extension -- a vehicle to enhance the company's existing properties, from Paramount Pictures and MTV to CBS and Blockbuster.

In the 1950s, when it functioned largely as Britain's larder, New Zealand was the world's third-richest country.