Sentence examples for largely chaotic from inspiring English sources

Although May kicked a penalty to restore Toulon's lead, the semblance of order Wilkinson had brought to a largely chaotic approach disintegrated and the Blues ran out comfortable winners.

She represented Eichmann as a colourless bureaucrat performing a well-defined function in an impersonal bureaucratic machine; but the Nazi state was in fact largely chaotic, with different institutions, departments of government and individuals competing for Hitler's favour.

The aggregate discourse is largely chaotic.

Especially governmental actors are modeled as largely chaotic beings who do not have any preconceptions about what is right or wrong in the first place.

Cells selectively import ordered nutrients from a largely chaotic world via its semipermeable cell membrane, composed of substrate-specific protein channels and transporters (colored cylinders) embedded in a relatively impermeable phospholipid (dotted lines) membrane.

We have had two huge spikes in global food prices in five years that were driven largely by chaotic weather.

Blair was wholly correct in one respect: chaotic, largely ungoverned Libya now poses a grave security threat to Britain, in terms both of Isis bases and people smuggling.

That is how fast things can move in the rapidly expanding, chaotic and largely unregulated world of direct-to-consumer genetic testing, an industry at the confluence of two of the greatest of recent technological achievements — the Human Genome Project and the Internet.

The film went undiscovered for so long largely because of Faurer's chaotic life.

But that will depend largely on the fragile, sometimes chaotic Afghan army and police forces.

Since then this chaotic organisation – based largely around existing football groups and hooligan networks – has mobilised thousands of people against what it terms "Islamic extremism".