Sentence examples for had improved largely from inspiring English sources

In Ajaynagar, TCC was struggling to find its roots, though on the whole, the centre's ability to deliver ART services had improved, largely in response to the pressures of NGOs and PLHIV.

"I feel that my playing has improved largely because of her," he said.

Over all, the U.S.T.A.'s financial performance has improved, largely thanks to the Open's success.

What is clear is this: While disclosure in the muni market has improved, largely at the insistence of federal regulators, getting the full picture from some issues remains enormously difficult.

Prognosis of patients with HCC has improved largely owing to the development of effective surgical techniques and diagnostic methods over recent years.

Although the rate of breast cancer has increased in recent decades, patient survival has improved largely as a result of effective chemotherapy regimens (Peto et al, 2007), in particular the widespread use of taxanes, such as docetaxel (Peto et al, 2007).

The Treasury said: "Since the APS was announced, market conditions have improved markedly – largely as a result of the action the government has taken, both domestically and globally in coordination with our partners in the G20 and European Union".

Working conditions have improved recently, largely because of a revolt by 36 deliverymen in the city who sued over poor treatment and in 2008 won $4.6 million in back pay and damages.

As a result, the capacity retention and cyclability of the electrode have been improved largely.

While conditions in financial markets have improved, business surveys largely point to "some kind of uplift" and official data showed Britain emerged from recession at the end of last year, the reality for many companies was rather different, said Lambert.

To be sure, G.M. has improved its profitability, thanks largely to its strength in sport utility vehicles, a cash cow.