Sentence examples for it may largely from inspiring English sources

It may largely be a lottery.

And it may largely reflect the move by foreigners to pull their money out of Italy.

The size of this state's microfinance is so important that it may largely explain the reduction in global microfinance from 205 million clients to 195 million clients (Reed 2013).

MES-4 may function to keep promoters accessible to basal transcription factors, and it may largely accomplish this by preventing encroachment of H3K27 methylation.

The truncated C-terminal 44 residues may form a structural element not detected by SDS-PAGE due to its small size, or it may be largely unordered.

JOHANNESBURG -- A decade after the world's original deadline for eradicating polio, the most tenacious bastions of the crippling virus -- Nigeria and India -- have recently shown remarkable progress in halting its spread, giving even some of the antipolio campaign's severest doubters hope that it may yet largely achieve its goal.

It may hinge largely on the callousness of conservatives and their seemingly inexorable desire to overplay their hand.

But Col Lively, the retired Texas operations officer, queries key parts of the White House presentation, suggesting that it may be largely meaningless.

It may be largely a local competition, but the line-ups here are arguably stronger than at the world cross country championships.

But if Mr. Santorum manages to exceed his polling, it may be largely because of support from paper mill and other industrial workers in and around Brown County.

This is not as straightforward as it may seem, largely because of the lifelike appearance of the brain dead, whose skin is still warm to the touch and who are known within the industry as "heart-beating cadavers".