Sentence examples for is largely set from inspiring English sources

At the S.E.C., like other independent agencies, the agenda is largely set by the chairman.

The novel is largely set in Kilburn, in North West London, where you grew up.

The C.I.A. "hides" the broker in Bologna, where the novel is largely set.

I don't think it will transform itself — I think its constitution, its nature, is largely set.

In the 28 European Union countries (including Britain but not Norway), employment law is largely set at EU level.

(The scarred country in which it is largely set is never mentioned, although Mr. Mouawad was born in Lebanon and the background is obviously the Middle East).

Instead, it is largely setting Democratic-leaning homeowner advocates against Administration officials over how best to spend money already appropriated.

UNITED NATIONS -- President Obama, who has met immovable resistance from Israel over his demand for a full freeze on settlements in the West Bank, is largely setting that issue aside as a first step toward restarting Middle East peace talks.

But as Mr. Obama took office, practical calculations were largely set aside.

The terms of labour contracts are largely set by unions, which dislike temporary or part-time work.

"It's largely set in the park, and it's an odd and very interesting movie that shows the park in a mix of location footage and soundstage".