Sentence examples for largely have the from inspiring English sources
Jake White's team largely have the appearance of his surname.
I love the way Europeans dress, and they largely have the luxury of heat.
We largely have the first two, but student numbers have only been partially freed.
Marvin Jones, the middle linebacker, and James Farrior, the weakside linebacker, will largely have the same jobs as before.
They largely have the financial lobby to thank — in particular the Institute of International Finance, which is based in Washington and represents the interests of more than 450 banks, hedge funds and other financial institutions around the world.
No wonder our numbers keep growing.Alan Tobey BerkeleyFurthermore, this minority will largely have the same political issues as their religious brethren, be they Democrat, Republican or independent, and so will find little need to organise as a separate group.
The new rules bring to a close a bitter regulatory battle in which industry's lobbying power has largely had the upper hand.
And Verizon Wireless, which began selling LTE service in December 2010, has largely had the U.S. LTE market to itself in setting prices.
If "I Want My MTV" is not nearly as riveting as those earlier books, it largely has the network itself to blame.
Since its launch almost exactly a year ago, Foursquare's website has largely had the same basic design.
For decades, we have intervened throughout the Middle East, and the results, largely, have not justified the actions.
