Sentence examples for largely aims from inspiring English sources

The new system largely aims for peer-to-peer file-sharing tools like BitTorrent.

Gyro Worldwide in Philadelphia, for instance, largely aims at consumers aged 21 to 34 as it pursues customers for brands like Puma, but the consumers' sensibility is the most important element in its campaigns, said Steven Grasse, Gyro's chief executive.

Nelson examines representations of violence in the media, but refreshingly she largely aims her laments high up the cultural ladder — at the fine arts, literature, theater and even poetry.

Full Coverage largely aims to help users get a better perspective on news – that is, pop their filter bubbles by presenting news from multiple sources.

The feature largely aims to help travelers who are price-sensitive, but get overwhelmed by the offers that arrive in email newsletters, like Scott's Cheap Flights,  or those found on other deal-finding sites.

The situation is even worse for negative data (non-interactions) because experimental validation largely aims to detect but not exclude interactions.

The new capital rules are largely aimed at some 200 swap dealers - brokerage firms, large energy trading shops and Wall Street affiliates that arrange the deals.

The latest legal attacks are largely aimed at the Securities and Exchange Commission.

During the cold war, even non-aligned countries largely aimed to replicate western models of development.

The declaration is largely aimed at countries of the former Soviet Union.

The Future Tours Programme, therefore, is largely aimed at setting a calendar for bilateral Test series.