Sentence examples for largely headquartered from inspiring English sources

Embittered, unpublished writers accuse publishers, who are largely headquartered in Delhi, of publishing only the works of those who drink with them.

Although Hamas is largely headquartered in Gaza, leaders of the organization hardly seemed more sympathetic to Mr. Dana and the other Bethlehem gunmen than the Israeli authorities, who accused most of them of having joined in attacks on Jewish settlers.

At the time, the television news media, which are largely headquartered in New Delhi, had very little understanding of Mr. Hazare, who is from the western state of Maharashtra.

In many ways this government, so committed to serving the interests of corporate Britain headquartered largely in London, appears as centralist as the last.

After decades of drift, Standard Chartered, a largely Asian outfit headquartered in London, has begun to thrive, mainly by tilting more towards investment banking.

During most of his reign, he was hailed as a business genius, and Tyco, which was headquartered largely in New Hampshire but which was based in Bermuda for tax purposes, was said to be a conglomerate in a league with General Electric.

U.S. Africa Command is actually headquartered in Germany, largely because no African country wants to host it.

The organization, headquartered in Baltimore, is largely preaching to the choir.

Toyama was both the setting of Coffinman and Takita's home prefecture, but filming was done in Yamagata; this was largely because the national Nōkan Association, headquartered in Hokkaido, had a branch office in Sakata.

The authority of the new government, headquartered in Ramallah, will be largely confined to the West Bank.

In June 2009, Martha Johnson was selected to lead the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), a federal agency headquartered in Washington, D.C that largely oversaw government procurement.