Sentence examples for largely adds from inspiring English sources

Balls is driving Labour's response to welfare reform and at the moment it largely adds up to a defence of the things he helped put in place with Gordon Brown under the New Labour banner.

In this way, the objective function picks MR candidate locations that largely adds to the backbone capacity, more users' demand coverage, and lower deployment cost.

The bastions existing today were largely added during the period 1765 83.

Cabernet sauvignon, merlot and syrah have also been planted, though they are largely added as blending grapes.

That step is largely to add bitterness, which hops don't give up until they're boiled for a while.

Background space, with its potential to set off volume, is largely absent, adding to the impression of surface pattern.

Ms. Tremblay said that G.M. could meet demand largely by adding shifts, running plants on overtime and finding creative ways to run existing plants more efficiently.

Furthermore, utilities have risen in cost by 40% over the past three years, largely through added system security of power infrastructure implemented at very generous terms for the industry.

The Liberal Democrat business secretary, Vince Cable, told BBC1's Andrew Marr programme the rating change was "largely symbolic", adding: "In terms of the real economy, there is no reason why the downgrade should have any impact".

Much of the new research is due out soon or is still in progress, but in the last year a few influential books have appeared that have challenged previous scholarship largely by adding the texture made possible by extensive research in the country.

(Isherwood) 'HILLARY: A MODERN GREEK TRAGEDY WITH A (SOMEWHAT) HAPPY ENDING' You may think it's way too early to hear a replay of Bill and Hillary Clinton's years in the White House, but Wendy Weiner keeps it surprisingly fresh, largely by adding Athena and Aphrodite to the mix.