Sentence examples for has grown largely from inspiring English sources

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

Wrigley has grown largely on its success overseas, while struggling in the United States, analysts said.

In Howell, Leah DuBuc has grown largely reconciled to her circumstances.

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

His business in Westchester has grown largely through word of mouth.

Subsequently, although the rural exodus has continued, the population overall has grown, largely as a result of natural increase.

By the early nineties, however, the most virulent malaria parasite — Plasmodium falciparum — had grown largely resistant to the drug.

Founded by a group of entrepreneurs in 2003, the company had grown largely through games that ran on its Web site.

The guerrillas' support in Morazán had grown largely in soil made fertile by the work of Catholic liberation theology, but El Mozote had been uniquely unreceptive to such blandishments, for the hamlet was a stronghold of the Protestant evangelical movement.

The essays in this volume confront the intricacies—and interconnectedness—of transitional governance issues head on, mapping the relationship between two fields that, academically and in practice, have grown largely in isolation of one another.

"It's no secret that our purses and handle have grown largely because of the wagering that is now possible from sources other than live attendance at the racetrack," said Tim Smith, the commissioner of the National Thoroughbred Racing Association, an industry trade group that functions as the sport's league office.