Sentence examples for is largely created from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a widespread or large manner.
The gas is largely created by diesel cars, lorries and buses, and affects lung capacity and growth.
The gendered nature of certain crimes and their victims and the gendered nature of so much law, because it is largely created and administered by men, is still insufficiently recognised or discussed.
Mr Orellana says the results hold up over more countries; it would be nice to see that data.His second correlation has a similar problem: the impression that having fewer political parties leads to cheap petrol is largely created by four countries, Trinidad and Tobago, America, Canada and Australia.
And the idea that something else is going to come along and kill it is largely created by the media.
What value diamonds do possess is largely created in the minds of the consumer.
The blend, too expensive for most outside producers to make and deliver, is largely created within the state.
The faux and GOP-created "Fiscal Cliff" crisis was largely created by those opponents as a means to partially accomplish those two goals.
For one thing, these commercial images were largely created for women by women.
The device's software, for instance, and its innovative marketing campaigns were largely created in the United States.
Because the Fed's emergency lending programs were largely created for big banks, a "double standard" existed, said Paul Merski, senior vice president and chief economist for the Independent Community Bankers Association.
