Sentence examples for largely a change from inspiring English sources

This may have been largely a change of address rather than a change of mind — moving out of the house long after the divorce — but he detected some inner shift in 2001.

But the gain at Reynolds was due largely to a change in accounting, its president, Steven L. Anderson, said.

A decade ago, the management of America's nuclear enterprise was largely privatized — a change that was justified with promises of greater efficiency.

The city is basing its argument largely on a change that the authority made several years ago in the way it structures its debt.

They also warn of Iranian-style protests and instability if the population in the north, which largely supports a change of government, feels its vote has been manipulated.

What Mr Jobs did not say was that the reduction comes largely from a change in Apple's relations with mobile operators, such as AT&T in America.

The official conceded that the distinction was largely "just a change in words," but he said it could have an important role in public perceptions as the United States considered its options.

They said Thursday that they would appeal, arguing that the corps was not protected by the 1928 law's immunity clause, largely because a change it had made to its flood protection plan for New Orleans had not been authorized by Congress.

By addressing the likely impact of the potential contributions from protein ligand interactions, we are able to attribute the anomalous ΔCp for the nucleotides largely to a change in the conformation of the domain structure and local motion in the lid region of N-Hsp90 with the concomitant exposure of hydrophobic amino acid side chains.

Among black voters, who broadly supported Emanuel in the 2011 election but have largely had a change of heart since then, Lewis and Preckwinkle's hypothetical edges over the mayor swell to about 18 and 30 percentage points, respectively.

Sanitation is largely a behaviour change challenge.