Sentence examples for largely concluded that from inspiring English sources

Panel members largely concluded that naproxen was the safest pain reliever.

Criminal investigators have largely concluded that chaos and porous risk controls at the firm, rather than fraud, led to the disappearance of the money.

After those two setbacks and the violence of the last five weeks, Mr. Ross and his colleagues largely concluded that the comprehensive peace settlement they were seeking this year would take much longer.

Finally, critics on both sides of the Atlantic largely concluded that the work of Nell Zink, a novelist who was lounging in obscurity until talent-spotted by Jonathan Franzen, lived up to the considerable hype.

But in the 2000 round of Congressional campaigns, with Mr. Gingrich now back in private life, Democrats have largely concluded that that line of attack does not have the potency it once had, which is evident by the fact that his name has barely come up in any House or Senate campaigns this year.

Kenneth W. Starr, who headed the Office of the Independent Counsel until October, largely concluded that the proper forum for those charges to be tested was in the impeachment battle and that there was no need for any separate criminal proceeding, said two lawyers familiar with the workings of the office.

A recent report for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills had warned that 35,000 jobs would be at risk over the next five years – and that was largely concluded before the latest oil price slump.

"There may be a couple, a few people, that are focused on that," he said, "but it has largely concluded".

Comparing methods 1 and 2, the 95%% confidence intervals are largely overlapping, making it impossible to conclude that one method is superior in predicting American College of Rheumatology response without advanced statistics.

From these results I thus conclude that Tud protein remains largely uncleaved before pole cells form.

A report put together by a select congressional committee chaired by Representative Chris Cox (RepublicanCalifornia), the contents of which are still largely secret, has concluded that our national security has been harmed by those transfers.