Sentence examples for functioning largely as from inspiring English sources
Even though recreational (or "adult-use") marijuana has been legal in the Golden State since January 1, the cannabis industry is still functioning largely as it has for for decades in the shadows.
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.
"Perséphone," which is not exactly an opera, has only one singer, the priest Eumpolpe, who functions largely as a narrator.
The original apartment now functions largely as the couple's sitting room and bedroom — "our boudoir," as Dr. Valentino describes it.
Brazil's courts generally hew to the decisions of the National Council of Justice, which was created in 2004 and has functioned largely as a disciplinary body for the judiciary.
Even when she was being marketed as a clean-cut ex-Mouseketeer, and even when she was touring the country with a microphone that functioned largely as a prop, something about her was intense.
