Sentence examples for largely concern from inspiring English sources

The later parts largely concern Ms. van Bruggen.

Iraq has already agreed to two other demands that largely concern the day-to-day operations of inspectors.

The political pieces collected here largely concern the last years of Bush, and the coming of Obama.

Alexander has said that the Agency will release more information about its surveillance programs, and it appears this information will largely concern its collecting of call data; the Times reported that Alexander wanted, again, to dissuade the public from believing that "the N.S.A. is listening to Americans' phone calls".

Lacking any women who will go on the record, Cockerell relies on flashing up images of tabloid headlines, and is flusteredly rebutted when he confronts Boris with the stuff: "I won't, if it's OK for you, discuss things that are done and dusted … which very largely concern my private life".

But divisions of left and right are political and economic - and largely concern the running of the economy and social services.

Aside from making castings, metalworking was largely concerned with forging.

In Parma is largely concerned with cheese and salumi.

The guide is largely concerned with environmental and developmental issues, and has a positive outlook.

At the beginning of the first world war, military aviation was largely concerned with reconnaissance.

The first, "Fates", is largely concerned with Lotto; the second, "Furies", with Mathilde.