Sentence examples for hang largely from inspiring English sources
That shopkeepers were nonetheless too scared to open up is, as one columnist wrote, "a severe indictment of the state .Devolve and disarmGeneral Musharraf's hopes of dispelling such doubts hang largely on three initiatives.
But a bigger problem, perhaps, is that their environmental "success" hangs largely on factors beyond their manufacturers' control.
The future of Lord Patten as BBC Trust chairman hangs largely on the answers he gives to MPs on Monday.
3. (S) The question of Patriots in Poland hung (largely silently) over the BMDA negotiations for much of last spring.
"Everybody", Dr Sengupta says with confidence, "is talking about amphibians".The fate of India's amphibians hangs largely on the future of its forests.
Everton's fate now hangs largely on the results of their upcoming trips to fellow European contenders Tottenham, Arsenal, Liverpool and Chelsea.
At lunch, students hang out largely along racial lines.
Even if Mr Déby gets his oil money, it is unlikely that he will do very much to alleviate the poverty and sporadic violence that has scarred Chad during the 16 years of his rule.But Mr Déby is likely to hang on, largely due to the French.
According to him, "The tragic end of the story was the product not of prosecutorial eagerness to see the anarchists hang, but largely due to a combination of the incompetence of the defendant's lawyers and their willingness to use the trial to vindicate anarchism rather than to save the necks of their clients".
The president hangs on largely because of fear of what may follow him.
More than 100,000 such transition shelters were to be built in Haiti, but less than half of them have been finished, hung up largely by the slow pace of removing the rubble that still lines many streets and by the difficulties in finding land and financing.
