It is very largely a dead context.
Mr Denton, who had overall responsibility for the vetting of statements, told the inquests that removing criticism of senior officers was justified because it was "very largely opinion", whereas criticism of fans was seen as "fact".
Fortunately, "American Widow" is very good — largely because of the author's willingness to address difficult issues, including her anger at her husband and her frustration in dealing with relief agencies that at times alternated between being overeager and counterproductive.
Even as international health authorities sounded strong warnings, health officials in the United States sought to reassure Americans, saying that the vast majority of those exposed to the virus never have symptoms and that the risk of a homegrown outbreak is very low, largely because of more effective mosquito control.
The EuroAspire III Romania Follow Up study started in November 2007 as a continuation of EuroAspire III Primary Care [ 16- 18] in Romania and its primary goal was the implementation of the European prevention recommendations for individuals with high cardiovascular risk in a geographic region where the incidence of CVD is very high largely because of unhealthy lifestyle.
Because Savannah cats are very large.
They are there very largely because of a decision made by the then Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the middle of the World War Two.
Efforts have been made from time to time to increase the security value of ship mortgages, in order to encourage lending institutions to finance vessel construction, but these efforts have not been very successful, largely because of differences in national laws respecting the relative priorities of mortgages and maritime liens.
Many of the marginal seats being defended by the major parties in Australia are in outer suburban or regional areas and strategists on both sides say regional variations are "very volatile", largely because of a sense of uncertainty about the future of the economy and jobs.
But there's building concern among geneticists and others that the tests performed, both by companies and in academic labs, may not be very accurate, largely because they match samples to "reference" populations of a particular ancestor who may or may not perfectly fit the desired profile.
