Sentence examples for largely achieve from inspiring English sources

Managers such as Tony Pulis and Sam Allardyce immediately spring to mind and, although the football played by their sides is not always pretty, the two managers largely achieve what they set out to do: take struggling Premier League sides of inferior quality and make them harder to beat.

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.

Coexistence equilibria largely achieve the neutrality-defining mission, to eliminate all of the forces competing for a place in explanations of pattern.

The 2.7 million Darfuris in camps for the displaced live wretched lives but are no longer being killed in large numbers, if only because the government's campaign of terror has largely achieved its objectives.

It has largely achieved that.

Yet Bosnia remains divided, the Serbs' aims largely achieved.

In Iraq, the aim was to defeat the insurgents, a goal that has been largely achieved.

It largely achieves its goal of self-containment, but the author's hidden identity remains tantalizing.

This goal is largely achieved in the serifed, functional world of publishing.

The goal of churning out world champions was largely achieved, but at a substantial price.

And that has been largely achieved by the verbal element of his oeuvre.