Sentence examples for largely account for from inspiring English sources

Ability of these fragments to establish probably contributes to the resilience of natural plant communities and may largely account for the large-scale spread of aquatic, introduced, clonal species.

This dynamic process is accompanied by changing immunophenotype of endothelial cells that may largely account for the large number of different CEC phenotypes reported in literature.

Military installations largely account for San Antonio's rapid growth after 1940.

Such exports, notes Blairo Maggi, the state's governor, largely account for Brazil's trade surplus.

The power of alcohol to mask fatigue may very largely account for its popular reputation as a stimulant.

The relatively youthful age-structures and high fertility rates of those enumerated as indigenous largely account for the continuing upward trend.

Continued turmoil in Iraq and the prisoner abuse scandal have led to growing doubts about Mr. Bush's policies, and largely account for the president's sinking rating in the polls.

Last month, London's Metropolitan Police dealt with 11 cases of kidnapping, more than it encountered in the whole of 1998.Two sorts of victims largely account for this explosion.

In truth Rue, Katniss and Peeta exist in a new kind of frontier that is a dystopian nightmare but one that has its utopian moment — which may largely account for the film's popularity — in that race and gender stereotypes have become seemingly irrelevant.

The body of physics developed up to about the turn of the 20th century, known as classical physics, can largely account for the motions of macroscopic objects that move slowly with respect to the speed of light and for such phenomena as heat, sound, electricity, magnetism, and light.

In the latter case, it involves the selection of indicators that the researcher finds to largely account for the vulnerability (Deressa and Hassan, 2009).