Sentence examples for largely foregone from inspiring English sources
On previous foreign trips, too, he has largely foregone limousines or specially constructed security vehicles.
In a largely foregone conclusion, Ford's F-150 pickup truck was named North American Truck of the Year.
The Nov. 2-3 meeting was marked by even more vigorous debate, even if the conclusion was largely foregone, the minutes show.
The results of the voting in Parliament were largely a foregone conclusion, having been settled in meetings among political leaders during the past several days.
NEW YORK -- The outcome of Tuesday's mayoral election may be largely a foregone conclusion, as Public Advocate Bill de Blasio (D) is expected to trounce former transit director Joe Lhota (R).
This is partly because the party funding has slumped along with everything else, but largely through indifference and the apparently foregone conclusion of a sweeping conservative victory.
Bilawal Bhutto's ascendancy to the throne of the PPP is but a foregone conclusion in a sub-continent where heredity and genes still determine a birthright to power for the largely illiterate and poverty stricken masses.
So, no foregone conclusions.
Aides promised no foregone conclusions.
Since the decision rested with a 1,200-strong 1,200-strongmittElection Committeeeijing's yoke, the elargely — or selection — of Leunderhun-ying as new chief executive of Hong Kong, the territory's highest office, was a foregone conclusion.
