Sentence examples for largely contrary from inspiring English sources
According to the French, however, King Teuruarii and his chiefs had personally petitioned Governor Lacascade to take over the islands, largely contrary to the desire of the majority of the islanders.
The conclusions of the authors are clear: the behaviour of physicians is still largely contrary to guidelines, suggesting that either cultural or marketing rather than legal factors are mainly responsible for morphinofobia.
The fine-scale routes (i.e., banks vs. midchannel) of cyprinid spawning migrations in generally turbid rivers are largely unknown, contrary to other taxa such as salmonids, shads, and eels.
While the data Fleischer used might resonate with some, his gripes with Hagel are largely rhetorical: Contrary to Hagel's logic, Israel doesn't enjoy widespread American support because anyone – from any faith – intimidated someone else; Israel earned the support of the American people because of its people's values.
For example, the width of segments T3, A1, and A2 is largely unequal, contrary to what is observed in wild-type embryos.
His book was legitimate and – despite the court's claim to the contrary – largely accurate.
Media coverage of natural disasters – floods, blizzards, hurricanes, earthquakes and volcanoes – is, on the contrary, largely accepted as an accurate reflection of what really happened.
The frequency-averaged net power consumed by the beam sub-system was found to depend largely on damping, contrary to the total input power to the system which stays fairly insensitive to it.
To some, my prior fear of hellfire seems ridiculous, but I was largely unaware of contrary dialogue.
Although RS had the largest effects in terms of body weight gain and adiposity [26], there was no statistical difference between the two groups (which on the contrary largely differ in immune function [16]).
But Britain had been largely deforested by 4000BC – contrary to commonly held myths about shipbuilding and ironworks removing our woodlands.
