Sentence examples for historically largely from inspiring English sources
Boulevard Saint-Laurent is Montréal's historic dividing line between the eastern (historically largely Francophone) and western (Anglophone) areas.
She related the word to Denmark's historically largely agrarian economy and rural society.
Sedgemoor district is a low-lying area of land close to sea level between the Quantock and Mendip hills, historically largely marsh (or moor).
Like other peoples of Sri Lanka, the Sinhalese constitute a caste-based society with a complex structure historically founded largely on occupation.
Conservation biology, historically, was largely focused at a species level; however, there is an increasing acknowledgment among conservation biologists on the need to account for ecosystem and landscape perspectives that form the basis of a species' existence.
West Nile virus historically was largely confined to Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Russia, India, and Indonesia, where it caused occasional, usually minor, epidemics of denguelike illness or sporadic encephalitis.
It is only in the last several decades that the United States government has made a serious effort to discourage illegal crossings on what was historically a largely unmonitored border.
I mean, blood dripping from a crucifix isn't the sort of imagery you can just drop midway into a franchise that's historically been largely about urinating robots and girls in tight shorts.
Famous female political leaders such as Cleopatra VII, Isabella I, and Elizabeth I were enormously influential in the history of diplomatic relations, but historically women largely played a secondary but substantial role as the wives of diplomats.
Commerce, both offline and online, has historically been largely anonymous and impersonal.
Historically, cryptanalysts largely relied on how to uncover vulnerabilities based on the mathematical foundation of a cipher.
