Sentence examples for largely bogus from inspiring English sources
The main reason for this is that the troop withdrawal is largely bogus.
The survey, however, found the summer peak to be largely bogus, caused by a flood of anxious patients.
Inevitably, there will be comparisons with Colin Powell's infamous 2003 presentation to the United Nations about Saddam Hussein's chemical-weapons program, which turned out to be largely bogus.
The linkage now being advanced in Europe between, on one side, America's need for allies and, on the other, its protectionist affront to those friends, is also largely bogus.
Yet they are largely bogus, as explained in a new book called After the Great Complacence, produced by academics at Manchester University's Centre for Research on Socio-Cultural Change (Cresc).
In truth, he was born in Russia.Togo's ruler, Gnassingbé Eyadéma, is the least revolting of the three, but has been around the longestMr Kim's father was first foisted on North Korea by Stalin, whose propaganda people cooked up a largely bogus account of his heroic role in booting the Japanese colonists out of Korea.
To explain how and why it had been so successful became an urgent problem for him again, a problem largely rejected as bogus by many science studies scholars other than philosophers.
Unfortunately, Judge Yeakel largely upheld a second bogus "safety" measure.
In France for instance, 20%to30%0% of some audiences can be bogus — or largely inflated.
He was eventually released but subjected to a vast tax bill, largely believed to be bogus.
