Sentence examples for largely commanded from inspiring English sources

The army is still largely commanded by Christian generals who were trained in the United States.

Harvard largely commands its own province of Cambridge, Mass.

Unlike Dubai, where the private sector has a pretty free rein, Qatar's economy is largely command-driven.

After almost being driven into the sea, UN forces, made up largely of U.S. troops and commanded by U.S. Gen. Douglas MacArthur, counterattacked successfully and in September pushed the North Korean forces back across the border.

Most of the casualties were borne by the right wing, largely composed of allied troops commanded by Baldwin of Antioch, and also by the baggage train, which was the main target of the Turkish ambush.

LARGELY overlooked in the commentary over what Mr. Bezos will do with The Post is the fact that he has already commanded a large editorial team.

The army is now under a largely Shi'ite command.

Last year this extreme jihadist group, which is commanded by Iraqis and largely manned by foreign fighters, had rapidly expanded its influence in rebel-held areas.

Khan cobbled together a winning coalition largely by on-boarding "electable" politicians, who command large and loyal bases.

This moment does feel different, though, largely because the teen-age survivors of the Parkland shooting have commanded the national stage with their raw and righteous indignation.

Mr. Assad still commands a largely loyal government.