Sentence examples for largely evident from inspiring English sources

The divisions follow a pattern that was largely evident before the failed Seattle meeting.

Given the industrial makeup and commercial demands of a movie like "Iron Man 3," it's hard to know how much Mr. Black brought to it; his touch is largely evident in the banter and perhaps the swinging retro music over the end credits.

Either in the classical cybernetic position or in more complex socially contextualized situations, a sequence of actions toward a recognizable end is largely evident in planning undertakings (Fikes and Nilsson 1971).

The differentiation between whales from Breeding Stocks B and C is largely evident through statistically significant partitioning between FST or chi-square values.

The differences between index drug classes observed at 12 months post-index date were largely evident at 1 month post-index date.

The superior competitiveness of parasite isolate P1 in comparison with P4, C1 and C14 was largely evident on day 20 post-infection.

The results indicated that performing more than seven CSF draws in the first 6 hours of the study had a large effect on the rise in CSF Aβ, while the rise in CSF Aβ was largely not evident in studies that collected six or less draws in the first 6 hours.

The merits -- or lack thereof -- of such statements are largely self-evident.

His Minimalist roots are evident largely in the simplicity and directness of the opening clarinet solo.

But the government response to the American attacks on Afghanistan have been measured at best, and largely marked by evident ambivalence.

The trend is evident largely among female singers: the alternative-rock star Bjork, the country singer Deana Carter, the rhythm-and-blues singer Erykah Badu, the pop star Jewel, the Cape Verdean morna singer Cesaria Evora and Gwen Stefani, the lead vocalist of the rock group No Doubt.