Sentence examples for get largely from inspiring English sources
Generic provisions will not help: many banks will exhaust them this year.How bad things get largely depends on how long Spain's unemployment rate hovers near 20%.
On the other hand, it is said by some Yoruba that the Igbo would be willing to sacrifice their own parents in the pursuit of money, which they get largely by trading, sometimes in drugs.
"The president will get largely what he asks for in this area," said Senator Kent Conrad, a Democrat from North Dakota who is chairman of the Senate Budget Committee.
You are either only going to get largely symbolic concessions from the other 26 member states or you are going to demand so much 'pick and choose' that they are going to say 'Hang on a minute, this is a club, everyone has got to abide by certain rules'.
Recent studies use either "shotgun" or PCR directed sequencing to get largely unbiased samples of all genes from all the members of the sampled communities.
Many Americans don't know that organized labor is mobilized, because when organized labor mobilizes itself around its own demands it tends to get largely shut out of the corporate media.
To be fair, there is some fine, funny material here, but it gets largely drowned out by the cheaper humor.
He is getting largely pummeled at the baseline, however, winning just 32 of 80 points from that region of the court.
But if you simply average all the data that post-dates the unveiling of Mr. Ryan as Mr. Romney's running mate, we're getting largely the same story that we did on Tuesday.
"A Ghost Story" got largely favorable reviews when it premièred at Sundance, in January; "Tramps" was also widely praised when it was shown at the Toronto Film Festival, last September.
Sharks defenseman Justin Braun tied it with 4 05 left in regulation, but San Jose fell to 0-4 when pushed to overtime in the playoffs after getting largely outplayed for much of the night by the quicker, more nimble Penguins.
