Sentence examples for further largely from inspiring English sources

But there is little opportunity to grow further largely because of staffing issues and state limitations.

"This over-reliance is projected to increase further, largely as a result of wages growth leading to individuals paying higher average rates of tax".

Neutralization of leukemia-expressed GITRL by the GITR domain enhanced cytotoxicity and cytokine production of NK cells depending on activation state with NK reactivity being further largely dependent on the engineered affinity of the fusion proteins to the Fc receptor.

This pattern is likely to continue: growth rates will drop further largely due to an unanticipated drop in birthrates in developing countries such as Mexico and Iran.

The High-Involvement model has not spread further largely because managers believe their companies have to be highly successful before they can offer good working conditions to their employees.

Except from extreme events, such plastic responses are further largely and fairly quickly reversible, enabling adequate responses to fluctuating thermal conditions.

And the aim is to go much further, with largely autonomous UAS programmed to make mission-critical decisions when flying in swarms to overwhelm enemy air defences.

ITV, the UK's biggest advertiser-funded commercial broadcaster, is expected to announce further cutbacks largely forced on it by the deteriorating economic situation when it unveils full results for 2008 on 4 March.

The extent is lower under organic than conventional farming and can further be largely influenced by on-farm post-harvest processing of the potatoes returning the removed soil to the field where it originated from.

A city where only 8 percent of the residents have a bachelor's degree (compared with the national average of 28 percent) will fall further behind, largely because Pennsylvania's Republican governor, Tom Corbett, chose not to find state money to replace $900 million in federal aid that ran out after the stimulus expired.

Mr Shlaim suggests that they did and that the blame for their not getting further rests largely with the Israelis and their American backers.The author has had unrivalled access to prime sources, especially Jordanian ones, including a candid interview with the king himself and with an array of his advisers and royal relations, as well as with a raft of senior Israeli intelligence people.