Sentence examples for largely insisted from inspiring English sources

Before Dr. Pazdur's arrival, the agency largely insisted that drug makers prove that their products extended life.

Previously, the industry largely insisted that legal digital sites sell songs by the track, like Apple's iTunes, or through subscriptions to services that do no let listeners truly own the music.

The MPs themselves largely insist he has lost their support because of his incompetence.

But she bathes all four children, cooks and does the Saturday shopping — largely, she insists, by choice.

Mr. Alam, of the Pakistani professional association, said there was a strong push within the community to join the mainstream, largely by insisting on education as a springboard.

"The intellectual argument has been largely won," insists Barry Humphreys of Virgin Atlantic, which profits from some current limits but wants to open a low-cost U.S. subsidiary.

Moreover psychoanalysis became dogged by controversy that Freud aroused and sustained throughout the ensuing decades of that prurient age in Western society, largely through insisting that early pre-sexual and other developmental issues in children lay at the root of many neuroses and psychological disorders.

Soon after making "Fear," Bergman and Rossellini separated, largely because she insisted on making movies with other directors.

Covici suggested a 15 20% share of the royalties as a recompense; but Ed Jr., knowing that the narrative was largely Ricketts' own, insisted on 25%.

The characteristics of the spiky variations (e.g., periodic occurrence with a cycle of one sidereal day, largely varying post-fit phase residuals distribution) insisted large negative impact of the reflected signals (the multi-path effect).

In negotiations in other places, the federal government has insisted on largely similar types of oversight.