Sentence examples for largely come out from inspiring English sources

Bloggers have largely come out on Hornbakers side in recent weeks, which is understandable given the classic "David v. Goliath" situation.

It's possible that many in journalism and the political class, who largely come out of the humanities and ducked college science classes, believe Ameicans aren't interested in science because they themselves aren't interested.

Government and private insurance split about eighty per cent of those costs, and the rest largely came out of patients' pockets.

The familiar images of people waiting for military rescue on their roofs, of entire neighborhoods underwater, largely came out of the Lower Ninth Ward.

However, in keeping with a trend that's existed since Trump's inauguration, the harshest condemnations largely came out of Silicon Valley.

Analysis in the FRBSF study shows that these zero wage growth workers largely came out of the pool of workers whose wages should have been cut in response to the business cycle, but instead employers chose to keep wages fixed.

The spec sheet on the G Pad 8.3 hasn't changed since last we saw it (8.3-inch 1920×1200 display, 1.7GHz quad-core Snapdragon 600 chipset with 2GB of RAM, 16 GB of internal storage) but the announcement of the Sony Z Ultra largely came out of the blue.

This is largely because most come out of universities, and most universities don't want to cede control to the community — a requirement for this status.

In recent years, this once largely underground practice has come out in the open, its numbers climbing strongly since 1986, when a federal appeals court ruled that Wicca was a legal religion protected by the Constitution.

Facebook will also come out largely unscathed from some European privacy complaints that surfaced yesterday.

One Vatican expert said it is largely about who would come out on top if they ever reunited.