Sentence examples for largely became from inspiring English sources

As a result, Japanese Buddhism largely became centered on the immensely profitable funeral business.

But crowds dwindled, then largely became unruly, and the track went out of business.

But very few were to meet him after the attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when he largely became a figure to be seen only in the smuggled videotapes that became his sermons -- and now his epitaph -- for the world.

It's sort of the feeling I have about smokers, you know?" When parents don't want their kids to play a sport anymore — which largely became the case with boxing — that sport either dies or shifts to the margins.

It's sort of the feeling I have about smokers, you know?" When parents don't want their kids to play a sport anymore which largely became the case with boxing that sport either dies or shifts to the margins.

Sir Frank was not given a top management role at the Partnership, one of the four new units, though he had been chief executive at one of the three older units, the Lowe Group, which largely became the Partnership.

By the early 21st century, rail transport had largely become a private enterprise, offering primarily freight service.

Romance in China is often sacrificed to practicality; dating has largely become a commercial transaction.

And U.S. News has largely become the measure by which a good school is defined.

In fact, illusion is what the Forbes business had largely become.

Following in the success of iTunes, iPods and iMacs, professional sporting clubs have largely become iTeams.