Sentence examples for largely decided from inspiring English sources

The west has largely decided to leave well alone.

Of course, in games where the result is largely decided, viewership may drop off.

The 2000 Tour was largely decided on the Pyrenean climb to Hautacam, on Monday, July 10th.

In the traditionally patriarchal Indian family, marriage of girls is largely decided by the senior male members of the family.

Hobbled by restrictions, their every move scrutinised, Panahi's new-wave compatriots have largely decided to abandon Iran.

The colours and placing of the principal images in a design may be sometimes largely decided by representational and symbolic considerations.

I work 15 to 20 hours a week and can largely decide my own schedule.

The terms of those plea bargains largely decide the defendant's sentence.

He embraced time limits for cash aid and allowing states to largely decide for themselves how to spend the money.

This makes sense, since politicians largely decide whether the BBC gets to keep its licence fee, and how much the public should be expected to pay.

Shapps has decided that in future local authorities will largely decide who to allow on to their waiting lists, reversing the open waiting list introduced in 2002.