Sentence examples for is consequently largely from inspiring English sources
Expeditious secondary transport is consequently largely practiced, given the number of patient who require definitive care in a different hospital form the one of first admission.
This age-group is most likely to have schistosome infection and is consequently largely responsible for maintaining transmission in endemic areas.
The result of this adjustment to the farming system is that the moorland is no longer an integral part of the commercial farming system and is consequently managed minimally, and largely for what the farmers see as 'cosmetic' purposes, as required under agri-environment agreements (from a different perspective, this management is clearly for environmental purposes).
Their human development is consequently severely obstructed.
It is consequently extremely hard to begin.
Mr. Mellon's transformation is, consequently, ineffectual.
It is consequently unrealistic to hope for peace.
There is consequently no visible sign of any movement.
Britain, she contended, is consequently in violation of European law.
The paradox is consequently averted.
His aesthetics is consequently anti-representationalist.
