Sentence examples for largely cite from inspiring English sources

Given the condition of the economy and the high unemployment rate, the fact that most Americans largely cite those problems as the nation's top issues is not surprising.

He now advises world leaders on how to tackle extremism — but his profile, seen by VICE News, is compiled using sources that largely cite his previous membership of the radical Islamic organization Hizb ut-Tahrir.

Trump said repeatedly during the summer that the United States was experiencing the greatest economy in its history, largely citing the low unemployment rate.

A number of DBR paradigms have been proposed by various DBR researchers, while Design-based Research Collective's (2003) which has been largely cited in many important DBR references (e.g., Barab & Squire 2004; Philips et al. 2012; Mckenney & Reeves, 2012;) is perhaps the most well-known one.

13 All of the 156 NHS Trusts in England and Wales performing sinonasal surgery were invited to take part in the Audit; those who failed to participate largely cited financial constraints as the reason for refusal.

Of the 65 CBT participants, 66.2% (43) attended most sessions (30 attended all seven, 13 attended six); 18.5% (12) attended three to five sessions, largely citing illness if a reason was given for intermittent non-attendance; 15.4% (10) withdrew after less than three sessions, and where offered, reasons were largely poor health, or lack of interest (2).

This contributed to more coherence across departments, which have largely been cited as making Finland a world leader in integrated government.

[A] reviewer may fairly cite largely from the original work, if his design be really and truly to use the passages for the purposes of fair and reasonable criticism.

GPs and nurses largely mention similar barriers as cited by family members in our previous study [ 16], but for relatives the main barrier is their preference for family care.

The evidence they cite is largely based on mathematical models of climate change.

Arundel believes that the experience of building the business has been a largely positive one, citing "working together, making a bit of money, the satisfaction of developing a new product, supporting the hobby and leisure market with a 'cottage industry' and meeting new people" as some of the many benefits.