Sentence examples for is largely connected from inspiring English sources

Today in Northern Ontario, settlement has little agricultural base and is largely connected with major industries and transportation routes.

This pattern of preference is largely connected to the institution of dowry, since the family's obligation to provide a suitable dowry to the bride's new family represents a major financial liability.

The history of Highway 7A is largely connected to that of Lake Scugog, and has played an important role for over a century, although the highway was not designated until the 1930s.

For larger metabolisms, the genotype network is largely connected, with more than 97percentt of genotypes belonging to the largest component.

The special scientific interest to this genus is largely connected with the modern pace towards the development of the market for organic farm products, which already covers approximately 2% of total world farmland and more than 10% in some European countries such as Austria, Switzerland and Sweden [ 6].

Gabriel Sanchez, the research director at Latino Decisions, a polling group, said the future of politics in the West "is largely connected to expansion of the Latino electorate," so siding with issues that matter to them "is sometimes a matter of survival" in politics.

Interestingly, we observed that connected components of Borrelia's chromosomes were largely connected by "full homology" edges (thus likely evolving by vertical descent), but that connected components on Borrelia's plasmids were largely connected by "partly similar edges", and therefore seemed to be subjected to more complex evolutionary processes.

Martina was a minor martyr-saint, one whose cult was largely connected to the small Roman church where da Cortona found her relics.

These negative feelings are largely connected to offshoring, where work is outsourced to countries that can provide labour at a cheaper rate.

A prime mark of a director's inventiveness is a sense of choice; another is a sense of inflection — and they're largely connected.

A prime mark of a director's inventiveness is a sense of choice; another is a sense of inflection and they're largely connected.