Sentence examples for it largely achieved from inspiring English sources

It largely achieved its purpose, helped along by two pages devoted to it and its subject in Time magazine and positive reviews.

From the time that Franklin Roosevelt's appointees came to form a majority on the Supreme Court until the appointees of Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan came to predominate, liberal constitutional thinking had two major objectives — both of which it largely achieved.

It largely achieves its goal of self-containment, but the author's hidden identity remains tantalizing.

It has largely achieved that.

"It was largely achieved with superior performance on putts (+5.6 strokes gained – 6th best) and approach shots (+4.9 strokes gained – 3rd best)," he says.

The race with Russia to land men on the Moon in the 1960s was comparatively straightforward because it was largely achieved with technologies that already existed.

It is largely achieved with mechanical mowing or cutting with hand tools, hand-pulling, crushing, excavation of entire plants, burning or cutting, often followed by covering the area with soil or plastic.

While sporadic attacks on civilians continue, the United States and its allies have largely achieved that objective, NATO and American officials contend.

The 2.7 million Darfuris in camps for the displaced live wretched lives but are no longer being killed in large numbers, if only because the government's campaign of terror has largely achieved its objectives.

The election of Pauline Hanson shouldn't obscure the reality that Senate voting reform has largely achieved its purpose.

Though acknowledging that the road ahead would be difficult, he asserted that the United States so far had largely achieved its military goals to tamp down sectarian violence.