Sentence examples for it largely does from inspiring English sources

It largely does away with a lot of the bloated drivel that marred the band's late period.

It largely does away with a matrix organization under which many employees and managers reported to multiple bosses.

Yet President Obama's justification for sending 30,000 more troops to Afghanistan to fight in an unpopular conflict was the need to combat al-Qa'ida, which the US public does care about, rather than the Taliban, which it largely does not.

In addition, chess is not "path dependent"–the pieces are where they are, and it (largely) doesn't matter how they got there.

The new generation of design is less about looks — it largely doesn't matter if it's flat, round or textured — and more about how the interface works, moves and functions in predictable ways that are instantly understandable.

Israel's leaders have stated bluntly that in any future war it would not, as it largely did in 2006, focus its wrath solely on Hizbullah's Shia areas.

In fact, its primary appeal was the fact that it largely did away with control elements inherited from the desktop, dropping buttons in favor of gestures made commonplace thanks to the success of iOS.

The Carter Center urged the CNE to lift these restrictions, which it largely did.

But they didn't beat any sort of shining Democratic agenda, because it largely didn't exist.

Back then, this meant (as it still largely does today) the inability of the country Walt was exporting in such a pristine state to recognize its own history.

There is no reason that the Fed can't just buy this debt (as it is largely doing) and hold it indefinitely.