Sentence examples for largely each from inspiring English sources

In the words of Ronald Ross, 'To say that a disease depends upon certain factors is not to say much, until we can also form an estimate as to how largely each factor influences the whole result' (cited by McKenzie, 2000).

Centuries ago in Europe, when winemaking and distribution were largely local, each region, and sometimes each town, had its own set of grapes.

And yet they have largely ignored each other.

The respective errors thus introduced have different signs and largely cancel each other.

That's largely because each of them face very clear near-term challenges.

But tensions rise largely because each side asserts its own version of the status quo.

They spoke for an hour and a half, largely past each other.

The two sides largely cancelled each other out in an intriguing clash, with clear-cut chances limited throughout.

Despite the embargo, Cuba and the US had until that point largely respected each others' trademark rights.

The war bloggers and veteran bloggers have largely ignored each other, rarely reading or linking to one another's sites.

The regulars largely know each other, many being members of the dues-short ice yachting clubs of the area.