Sentence examples for has largely come from from inspiring English sources

So far, the improvement has largely come from layoffs and other cost cutting.

The money has largely come from Creative Scotland and as such would have been designated for arts funding.

The unexpected strength of private consumption this year has largely come from lower saving, not higher income.

But in my experience, any pressure has largely come from colleagues rather than from heavy-duty performance management.

This sophistication has largely come from Marvel Comics (birthplace of "The X-Men") and its creative powerhouses, Mr. Lee and the artist-writer Jack Kirby.

This knowledge has largely come from conventional transgenic approaches.

In fact, his successes have largely come from continuing and expanding the initiatives he inherited.

But until this week, descriptions of how the sea might do this have largely come from computer models.

He said cancellations had largely come from France, China and the US, with French cancellations "almost entirely" down to the ban on school trips issued by the French Ministry of Education last week.

Growing up, my impression of the city had largely come from cop shows, such as "Kojak," violent movies, such as "Mean Streets," and a regular supply of scare stories in the Fleet Street papers.

SSE said the 9.6% year-on-year increase had largely come from its wholesale not its retail business but critics described the figures as a "kick in the teeth" for consumers.