Sentence examples for largely created from inspiring English sources

Although organized crime largely created contemporary Las Vegas, its dominance was short-lived.

For one thing, these commercial images were largely created for women by women.

Bennett Jr. inherited his wealth and his business; Mr. Zuckerberg largely created his.

Then he clobbered the village whose postwar prosperity he had largely created.

This referred specifically to nitrogen oxides (NOx), largely created by diesel cars, lorries and buses.

(In some measure, she has picked up the Royal Ballet company style, largely created by Fonteyn).

The revolutionaries established the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle on the collection Buffon père had largely created.

Our current food predicament resembles a Malthusian scenario — misery and famine — but one largely created by overproduction rather than underproduction.

The device's software, for instance, and its innovative marketing campaigns were largely created in the United States.

The common law of England was largely created in the period after the Norman Conquest of 1066.

Savage parallels this development with that of the public relations industry largely created by Freud's nephew, Edward Bernays, and with the systematic application of mass psychology to advertising.