Sentence examples for it applies largely from inspiring English sources

What's more, Lythcott-Haims said it applies largely to some of the most privileged kids in our society.

The question of officially accepted Indigenous coexistence with modernity applies largely to unoccupied urban spaces.

The 5-to-4 ruling applies largely to public-sector hiring and to civil service exams, but could also affect private employers that use tests or other screening methods.

That's why the doctor shortage, which applies largely to general and family physicians, is problematic.

What was just said about music also applies largely, in Goodman's view, to the art of dance.

And all of the above applies largely to those of us with the opportunity to even make choices about these things.

Implementability, on the other hand, is one component of guideline quality, but its assessment is applied largely to individual recommendations within a guideline.

Bone is sensitive to the mechanical stimuli imposed on it and responds to the loads applied largely by changing its mass and morphology [ 1, 2].

It used to be (and is probably still the case) that Indian students applied largely to the Ivy League schools.

To put it another way, the disappointment we felt about wines lacking acidity, definition and balance applied largely to the 2009s in our tasting.

Diplomats say it will be hard for the United States to indefinitely block a council resolution lifting sanctions because they were applied largely on Egypt's behalf.