Sentence examples for largely equals from inspiring English sources

Educational reform now largely equals intensive schooling: early-morning catch-up classes, after-school clubs, longer terms, shorter holidays, more testing, more homework.

Part of that is because the companies are largely equals, so the fight will be fair.

But that, at least, was a sporting end to a contest between largely equal sides, though lacking in the kind of imagination displayed by the South Americans, the Spanish, the Dutch, the French and the Germans.

It is noteworthy, however, that former Federalists at first flocked to the new parties in largely equal numbers and that men on opposite sides of such issues as internal improvements or a national bank could unite behind Jackson.

By contrast, in Figure  1B (which assumes disassortative mating), multiple lineages of cooperators persisted indefinitely at largely equal frequencies.

The observed molecular masses listed in Table 2 are largely equal to or below the theoretical masses.

Average temperatures were lower at the Aberystwyth site during the summer months but during spring and autumn when some root growth still occurred, temperatures were largely equal.

The technology we are introducing in different clinical settings can be largely equal (e.g. the same PACS software in various radiological departments).

In comparison, the distribution of weight in the sham control rats was largely equal over both hind limbs, indicating the presence of ongoing joint discomfort and/or pain in the MIA rats only.

Diabetic patients without a previous myocardial infarction have a risk for cardiac mortality of 20% over 7 years, which is largely equal to the risk of nondiabetic patients after myocardial infarction (3).

Although no other animal model has been convincingly shown to have greater predictive potential, it stands to reason that models that have a close pathological resemblance to human TB are preferable if other considerations (e.g. economics) are largely equal.