Sentence examples for help largely from inspiring English sources

His security services (with American help) largely shut down the local branch of al-Qaeda.

In the process, he made enemies among the Soviet military, which cost him dearly when he sought its help, largely in vain, during his struggles against rebellion in Georgia.

For Billy — whose predictably useless if warmly loving parents (played by Tom Cavanagh and Kimberly Williams-Paisley) can offer him no help, largely because he doesn't tell them what's going on — the crucible of the worms has the potential glory, certain agony and epic dimension of a knight's quest.

Charles LiMandri, who acted as legal representative for the defendants – Goldberg, a former Wall Street executive, and some of the other Jonah executives and contractors – said the company was motivated by religious beliefs set out in the Old Testament and the desire to help largely Jewish people who were struggling with their same-sex desires.

As many of us know, fun is a quality often sorely lacking in British urban music, so I couldn't help but think that the addition of a few good moves would help largely underground scenes such as grime and dubstep break out beyond their own closely guarded borders.

Secretarial help largely disappeared from many professional lives years ago.

Local communities are also helping, largely through their mosques, as are Somalis overseas.

One factor, analysts say, was the unexpected surge in corporate earnings throughout the year, helped largely by cost-cutting.

The police said they were helped largely by the detailed description Ms. Leopold gave immediately after the attack.

Ford earned more than $25 billion in profit in the past four years, helped largely by the surging U.S. auto and truck market.

From June 22 through the end of the regular season, the Dodgers were 62-28, helargelyrgely by installing Jansen as the closer.