Sentence examples for large part explained from inspiring English sources

In this paper we take for granted that the poverty of Sub-Saharan Africa is to a large part explained by its political and economic institutions.

Although a salary top-up for health workers in rural areas was identified as the most effective incentive, almost none of the recruitment and retention strategies were significant predictors of health workers' job satisfaction, likelihood of leaving, or frequency of considering leaving, which were in large part explained by individual characteristics such as age, gender, and profession.

During his brilliant campaign for the Labour leadership – and in large part explaining why he won it – Jeremy Corbyn offered a magic potion to his party.

This measure of under-employment remains well above starting levels in every UK region, which in large part explains why there is still no wage pressure.

That gap, in large part, explains why the University of Maryland's athletic department is in such financial trouble, facing a $4 million annual deficit that is projected to more than triple by 2017.

Conversely, ignoring the logic departing from its basic principles in large part explains why the United States lost its competitive capabilities in such vital industries as semiconductors, machine tools, and consumer electronics.

Indeed, amnesic patients exhibit a remarkable want of coherence in their thought processes, suggesting that a lack of temporal synthesis underlies, and may indeed in large part explain, the defect of memory.

These factors, in large part, explain why hostile takeover transactions occur in significant numbers in only relatively few countries.

The second factor - the sectarianism of Prime Minister Nouri Maliki - in large part explains Mr Obama's reluctance to act decisively.

(And that learning curve in large part explains why the plain old standard Qwerty keyboard has so tenaciously stuck with us, ever since the days of mechanical typewriters).

We believe that Craigslist, while still a large and liquid marketplace, has neither innovated nor adapted to serve any specific categories or verticals, which in large part explains its decline.