Sentence examples for largely in terms of from inspiring English sources

Nirav and Anish interpreted politics largely in terms of its impact on business.

Bill Clinton related to Russia largely in terms of his relationship with Boris Yeltsin.

"Our two largest brewers here compete largely in terms of product innovation".

He entered academia at a time when labor studies was a field viewed largely in terms of economics.

The fully fledged "Writer" is seen largely in terms of his visits, in the wake of "How German Is It," to Germany and Austria.

The Gilded Age architect H. H. Richardson conceived his buildings largely in terms of their magnificent roofs -- his sketches reveal a single fluid line of architectural calligraphy.

It is an appalling and comical mess, which Mueller sees largely in terms of honest, hard-working farmers versus slippery businessmen.

"When people wrote about that time," she explained in Slipstream, "it was largely in terms of the battles fought; family life was merely a background.

All these commentators portray politics largely in terms of family and character, strength and weakness, particularly in terms of the role of the father.

The textbook I used in law school on federal income taxation began by noting that "the history of taxation may be written largely in terms of martial episodes".

It explains lower Chinese prices largely in terms of a tedious accumulation of minor cost disadvantages borne by Indian industry (see chart).