Sentence examples for happen largely from inspiring English sources

It took five months for a trade to happen, largely because Nash would accept a trade to only a small number of teams.

But analysts say that is unlikely to happen, largely because Sprint is already grappling with how to blend several technologies into one cohesive network.

A few weeks ago Richard Copely gave his take on how a GDS local could happen – largely by replacing council website with local.gov.uk – a GDS for local government.

If the Crimean War had set the stage for the wars of unification in Germany and Italy, and the Mexican War did so for the war of unification in the United States, then it's worth asking: if there had been no Crimean War, might there still have been an American Civil War? Probably so; civil wars by definition happen largely for internal reasons.

The credit for making that happen largely goes to Bob Boyett, a former Hollywood producer who has turned his attentions to Broadway, and the Shubert Organization, which offered the show a theater at a time when stages are hard to come by.

These types of things should have been sorted out in Afghanistan, with Article 5 hearings — the usual procedure followed under the Geneva Conventions to sort out 'the sheep from the goats.' That didn't happen, largely because the decision was made that the Geneva Conventions did not apply in this conflict".

The collection and transmission happens largely without any human intervention.

But he claims all that happened largely by accident.

Whether or not this happens largely hinges on how important openness is to the SDN paradigm.

And this happens largely along the ventral visual pathway, which I've highlighted in red.

This is happening largely because they are refinancing loans made when interest rates were higher.