Sentence examples for largely doing from inspiring English sources

The wealthy countries are largely doing the bidding of the pharmaceutical industry that seeks to keep prices high.

Elementary education had spread throughout the Western world, largely doing away with illiteracy and raising the level of social understanding.

Instead of cutting costs by making their customers suffer, they cut costs by offering vastly fewer destinations than the established players and largely doing away with ticket windows and formal stations.

Most of his songs don't make any great demands on the tonsils (he's largely doing patter material), but he manages to sing in a variety of voices, distinguishing each character with a distinctive sound.

While we had Georgia "for us" – to satisfy our desire to be parents – we are largely doing it again for her, giving her a sibling with whom she can share her roots and history; an ally in the world.

The new president is largely doing what he promised, and he is doing it with the focus, brainpower and preternaturally calm temperament that kept his campaign on track even as the political press dismissed him as a hope-mongering naif next to the supposedly far more organized and more moneyed Hillary.

Alas, the damage is largely done.

What they largely do is confirm.

Such attacks were annoyances; they largely did not affect operations.

The test subjects largely did as they were instructed.

Regardless, Mr. Woods's work with these projects is largely done.