Sentence examples for largely destined from inspiring English sources

That is perhaps for good reason: The students who fail are largely destined for menial jobs.

From the mid 19th century there has been a revival of commercial carpet production in Iran, and Tabrīz has been one of the most important centres in the country, producing carpets of widely varying quality, largely destined for Europe.

Finch estimate the costs at £38m annually, but our own calculation is that this option would mean universities having to come up with up to an extra £60m each year – largely destined to go to journal publishers.

Saola are caught in wire snares set by hunters to catch other animals, such as sambar deer, muntjacs and civets, which are largely destined for the lucrative wildlife trade, driven by traditional medicine demand in China and restaurant and food markets in Vietnam and Laos.

And yet he seems destined to be remembered largely for his consecutive-games streak, an uncanny string of luck and grit, the longest among quarterbacks in league history.

Although a large proportion of imported animals are destined for biomedical research (in which potential occupational risks are largely understood and quarantine procedures likely mitigate risk), a greater proportion (even among the high-risk genera) are destined for commercial use and therefore could expose a wider group of persons to zoonotic diseases.

He recounted that half of the 600 police officers, supposedly from the NWFP's elite police units, destined for Swat had deserted, largely because there was no command structure.

Unfortunately, linking the production of a protein of interest to expression of fluorescent markers means that GFP or similar reporters will be present in the biomass/culture medium, which is largely undesirable in the context of biopharmaceuticals destined for human administration.

The soundtrack to Campbell's career seems destined to be a fevered, albeit largely baseless, ambient jeering.

In a recent article, Richard Haass, the president of the Council of Foreign Relations, who served in the Administrations of both Bush Presidents, said that the United States should accept that the nations of the Middle East are destined for decades of turmoil and largely leave them to it.

This is because the amount of selenium in the human diet is largely dependent on the soil content where crops destined for human consumption are cultivated.