Sentence examples for it largely has from inspiring English sources

President Ronald Reagan vowed to "abolish" the NEA but didn't and, since its days as a punching bag for the right wing, it largely has been forgotten.

Since the fatal strain of E. coli was identified in 1982, it largely has been transmitted through food.

If "I Want My MTV" is not nearly as riveting as those earlier books, it largely has the network itself to blame.

"It largely has to do with a desire for greater accountability," Mr. Beals said, adding that "given tougher economic times, I can only assume the use of performance incentives is only going to increase in coming years".

With young boys, I think, it largely has to do with an idea of the masculine, of sexual identification, of preparing oneself to become a man … and not a woman.

Andrew Tabler, a fellow at the Washington Institute for Near East Policy, said the emergence of the fledgling group was crucial to the larger question of whether the opposition would stick to peaceful protest, as it largely has, or if it would "go down another path to fighting back".

Asked to elaborate on how he achieved the lighter tone, he said it largely had to do with lighting and makeup.

"It just largely has been a function of there being very little supply".

Thus, the adoption of P4P in dentistry will be a difficult public policy issue because it would largely have to be implemented by the private sector.

He had owned the piece since the early aughts, but largely had kept it in storage.

But largely, it has been driven by a new recognition that seizures themselves are harmful.