Sentence examples for largely conducted by from inspiring English sources

Italy avoided bankruptcy in the financial crash largely because its welfare state is largely conducted by an unpaid workforce of guilt-tripped women.

Before the Judiciary Committee vote, Senator Orrin G. Hatch of Utah, the panel's ranking Republican, complained that Judge Pickering was the object of an ugly smear campaign, largely conducted by liberal advocacy groups based in Washington.

In his memo to Mr. Browell, Mr. Scruton asked for a raise in his monthly fee, saying, "We think that we give good value for money in a business largely conducted by shysters and sharks".

In a leaked email to Japan Tobacco International seeking a £1,000 rise on his existing £4,500 monthly fee, Prof Scruton argued that in a business "largely conducted by shysters and sharks" he represented value for money.

That observation may shock few who have watched Mr. Thurmond, a 98-year-old Republican, decline with age and who know that his Senate business these days is largely conducted by aides.

Bitcoin is an open-source project, but it's fair to say that its core development has been largely conducted by a fairly small number of developers.

And it's partly true: the research in question is--like all scholarly work--largely conducted by scientists and academic liberals who want to achieve a better understanding of the nature of our political dysfunction, and also of why we are divided over things like scientific reality.

Note: The work described herein was largely conducted as part of a doctoral dissertation produced by the author.

This is demonstrated by an increasing number of studies, largely conducted on vertebrates (e.g., [ 1– 4]).

The current search is largely being conducted by an F.B.I. evidence recovery team as part of a joint investigation by agents from the bureau and the Police Department's missing persons and cold case squads.

Previous research has largely been conducted by psychiatrists whose perspective is different from that of GPs responding to undifferentiated distress in the consulting room.