Sentence examples for largely in sync from inspiring English sources
Both Cabinet members have views largely in sync with the NRA's.
But while largely in sync with Washington on the merits of free trade, Mr. Barroso took issue with the United States over its electronic surveillance program.
"He puts someone like Col Allan in charge and trusts that Col Allan's views will be largely in sync with his own".
The public is largely in sync with the court, for instance, in its attitude toward abortion — in favor of a right to abortion but sympathetic to many restrictions on that right.
After years of upheaval in the Middle East and tension between Mr. Obama and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, the two leaders are now largely in sync on how to handle not just Syria, but also Egypt.
Her record on the federal appeals court in New York suggests that her views are largely in sync with those of Justice Souter, though there is some evidence that she will turn out to be more conservative in criminal cases.
The standard was established in the 1920s, largely to sync film images with soundtracks, and is ill suited to action movies, where it can cause blurriness because the camera's shutter is open too long to keep up with the fast motion.
In-Sync becomes their home for life.
Shh! Put it all together, doing the motions in-sync.
It was driven largely by supply and demand: universities opened to cater to the dreams of Cambodia's youth — and offered flexible hours in sync with the rhythms of the tourist industry.
