Sentence examples for grew largely from inspiring English sources

Modern competitions grew largely out of European strongman theatrical and circus acts of the late 19th century.

After the war that power grew, largely thanks to the desire of the victorious Americans to rule indirectly through the bureaucracy rather than through a political elite.

The notion that shark cartilage can prevent cancer grew largely from the popularity of the 1992 book "Sharks Don't Get Cancer".

The prosecution's strategy grew largely from a lack of physical evidence collected in the case after investigators initially deemed Ms. Savio's death an accident.

The commission grew largely out of pressure from families of victims, including four New Jersey widows who call themselves "the Jersey Girls".

This portrait of Congress, especially the House of Representatives, as an inward-looking institution grew largely out of the Republican revolution of 1994 led by Newt Gingrich.

Career opportunities grow largely because of "backroom" work.

"Alloy has grown largely through acquisitions," he said.

Both allies and adversaries in the region are growing largely indifferent to America's prohibitions.

Cereals and forage crops are grown, largely to meet the needs of livestock farmers.

County revenue has grown largely as a result of population growth.