Sentence examples for largely beholden from inspiring English sources

Although they control some local governments, they are still largely beholden to the established party organizations.

"Instead you had a board that was largely beholden to the C.E.O".

But, in a town that is still largely beholden to financial-industry lobbyists, she is an essential presence.

The presidential meeting with private industrialists next week in Siberia will encourage these businessmen, who are largely beholden to the Kremlin, to follow the guidelines.

Because of the arcane tax and budgeting process, when the mayor wants to get things done he is largely beholden to the governor.

Microsoft, meanwhile, has not been able to shake the view that its software business is still largely beholden, in one way or another, to the PC, a technology that is now looking stale next to younger, faster-growing devices like the smartphone and tablet.

Europe's airlines are now largely privately owned, rather than beholden to governments for money to buy new planes.

It's a difficult question, largely because journalists don't like to be beholden to anybody, much less billionaires with corporate interests.

Meanwhile, an underlying truth went largely unnoticed: Superfund is in a precarious state, increasingly beholden to the budgetary whims of Congress and the administration.

"We have a corporate establishment whose greed is destroying the economy, a political establishment which is beholden to billionaires, and a media establishment which largely ignores the major issues facing working families," he said.

Trump is a populist version of Bloomberg, and he has no compunctions about pointing out how beholden his opponents are to rich donors who are largely guys like him.