Sentence examples for largely if not from inspiring English sources

The problems caused by environmental toxic agents are largely, if not entirely, anthropogenic.

But these institutions largely, if not entirely, gave the dictatorship that semi-legal gloss.

He could not have imagined that he would come to be remembered largely, if not chiefly, as Columbia's stellar Jew.

They wanted a flat rate tax on a consumption base that would largely, if not entirely, exempt capital from taxation.

He considers — and largely if not entirely dismisses — concerns about troubling issues like sex slavery, thieving pimps and abuse.

"Those opinions are largely, if not entirely, uninformed and discredit the intelligence and commitment of the citizens who were selected to serve on the jury panel," she wrote.

While the original defect of memory may have been largely, if not wholly, organic, it was sustained thereafter on a hysterical basis.

Society, and particularly the educated society in which Julian was at home, was in fact still largely if not predominantly pagan.

Moreover, the long-held notion that Weill underwent a thorough style change when he arrived in the United States in 1935 has been largely, if not completely, discredited.

A car salesman's salary is based largely, if not entirely, on commissions, which typically amount to two hundred and fifty dollars per sale.

We believe that what happens with ACE inhibitors and A.R.B.'s is largely if not entirely a blood pressure lowering effect".