Sentence examples for it largely tracks from inspiring English sources

It largely tracks the increasing inequality in American society.

The agency's plan largely tracks a proposal outlined in July by the futures industry's self-regulator, the National Futures Association.

For now, the proposal's definition of market making largely tracks the description laid out in earlier regulations by the S.E.C.

That is $9 billion less than what Mr. Bush is seeking -- including a $2 billion cut in Mr. Bush's request for domestic programs -- though the proposal largely tracks the White House budget.

President Bush has set up a special commission to examine Social Security, and the proposal largely tracks the approach set out by Mr. Bush when he established a commission this spring to develop a plan.

She pointed to polls showing that a majority of Jews still support Mr. Obama and that their level of approval for his performance largely tracks that of the broader electorate.

Under the proposal, the definition of market making, at least for now, largely tracks the metric laid out in an earlier report by the Financial Stability Oversight Council, according to the person close to the discussions.

The proposal, which will be introduced as legislation in the House, largely tracks the general approach set out by Mr. Bush when he established a commission this spring to develop a specific plan for him.

"[B]iomedical inflation largely tracks salary trends, not the sticker price of essential lab equipment and supplies," Mervis wrote.

The number of RAs largely tracks the NIH budget, rising sharply in good times while holding steady or even declining in times of fiscal restraint.

The dramatic spatial variation in regional syphilis burden largely tracks along pathways of economic development.