Sentence examples for largely basic from inspiring English sources

Discounters are more insulated than the rest of the retail industry because their merchandise is largely basic, so that the khakis and coats that do not sell before Christmas have a good chance of selling later.

It is largely basic instruction on how to set up a Facebook or Twitter profile, how to optimize posts for social media and how to share content with like-minded volunteers.

The equivalent region in Ube2W is largely basic in character, which would likely exclude a positively charged lysine side chain from approaching the active site, but would accommodate a neutral N-terminal amino group.

In response, the study committee, headed by George Paulikas, a retired executive of the space technology firm The Aerospace Corporation, ranks largely basic-science objectives.

Improved solar cell efficiency is the key to ongoing photovoltaic cost reduction, particularly as economies of scale propel module-manufacturing costs towards largely immutable basic material costs and as installation costs become an increasingly large contributor to total system costs.

Mr. McMillan's effort to remake Sara Lee largely reflects basic changes in the food industry.

The first steps in this process are carried out largely by basic scientists and physicians working in a variety of research institutions and universities.

After the demonstrations were suppressed, the government granted modest salary increases and placed controls on soaring prices of largely imported basic commodities.

The new version of the program certainly lowers the threshold by which one can refer to themselves as a "3D content creator," but as one anticipates with Paint, the results are largely fairly basic.

It is not a passive state of unconsciousness, but rather a dynamic brain processthat is the result of the interaction between two largely independent basic mechanisms: the circadian rhythm and the homeostatic drive to sleep.

He was from the South, from one of the eleven states that had seceded from the Union and formed the rebel Confederacy, and that, despite America's Civil War almost a century before, still largely denied basic civil rights to their black citizens to the indignation and anger of the heavily populated northern states, the states whose convention votes determined the Democratic nominee.