Sentence examples for largely duplicate from inspiring English sources

Labour will say the savings largely duplicate those the government is already making for 2010-11.

Nor is the idea of yet another legislative body, a "Senate" to represent national parliaments, the right answer, for it would largely duplicate the national representation of governments through the Council of Ministers.

One possible explanation is that the fornical interactions with sites such as the prefrontal cortex largely duplicate functions supported by the anterior thalamic nuclei [10].

It seems plausible that the selective inactivation of PDGFRα, employing a monoclonal antibody rather than a broad-range inhibitor such as STI571, could limit the survival of malignant cells that depend on it while causing limited side effects, due to the largely duplicate role exerted by PDGFRβ [35].

But roughly half of those may be wholly or largely duplicates of emails that have already been released.

That document, two pages headlined "Confidential Memo: Heartland Climate Strategy", largely duplicates information contained in the other documents.

Ms. Cheng's program, characteristically adventurous and filled with meaningful interrelations, largely duplicated that of her September event.

Ten blocks uptown, at Merkin Concert Hall on Tuesday evening, the new music ensemble Sequitur presented its flutist, Patti Monson, in a recital that largely duplicated the program of "Conspirare," her just-released debut recording for CRI Records.

Instead they ended up largely duplicating the old guard's prodigious infrastructure for development and distribution.

Working from the extensive records provided by the original survey, this modern effort, completed during 2003 2006, revisited the collecting sites and largely duplicated the field methods of Grinnell and colleagues.

MESSENGER's third Mercury flyby on 29 September 2009, the last prior to orbit insertion in 2011, largely duplicated the geometry of the second but added new observations of the planet's surface and a new perspective on the in situ environment as solar activity continues to change.