Sentence examples for had largely to from inspiring English sources

"Our concerns had largely to do with sourcing".

I owe such success as I have had largely to him.

Analysts are expecting Nokia to rapidly reassert its relevance in the smartphone market, which it had largely to itself before the 2007 introduction of Apple's first iPhone.

Baseball had originally sought a tripling of Fox's payments to retain what it had, largely to mimic ESPN's new six-year, regular-season $810 million contract.

The reason so much time passed between the first performances of "Kafka Fragments" and its return, Ms. Upshaw said, had largely to do with Mr. Sellars's busy schedule.

Not only is Samsung big, devices such as its flagship Galaxy S4 are also cool – an epithet which Apple once had largely to itself.

The differences in intent have largely to do with their sources of revenue.

By the weekend, the controversy had largely begun to fade.

But by 2004, Apple had largely turned to foreign manufacturing.

Three growing seasons post-disturbance, the understory light regime had largely returned to pre-disturbance conditions.

It's a great idea, but one that had largely failed to take off until this year.