Sentence examples for largely introduce from inspiring English sources

The welfare reform bill, if implemented, would largely introduce measures already introduced elsewhere in the UK.

The bill, if implemented, would largely introduce measures already introduced elsewhere in the UK.

Some arise from importation of organizational arrangements from other societies; policy leaders largely introduce these.

The rainbow trout, while perhaps the most celebrated fish of the region, is largely introduced from California.

Though the program includes some segments reported by Ms. Banfield, she largely introduces the segments of other correspondents from the rooftop of the Marriott Hotel in Islamabad.

Mr. Cumming was largely introduced to American audiences by "Cabaret," and he undoubtedly owes his successful subsequent career to the acclaim he received.

Standup comedy is relatively new to Tartu, and was largely introduced by ex-pat comedians Louis Zezeran and Stewart Johnson, who co-founded open mic event Comedy Estonia.

Such extradevotional chapels were largely introduced by the religious orders, and secular clergy in parochial and cathedral churches quickly followed their example.

The notion of a foreshortened teaching career was largely introduced by Teach for America, which places high-achieving college graduates into low-income schools for two years.

Still, Unesco's report found that progress had been made in controlling the biggest menace to native animals and plants: invasive species, which are largely introduced by humans.

The Muslim triumphalism that Lewis discerns, it seems, was largely introduced in retrospect, to explain the seemingly miraculous spread of the faith as a result of heavenly favor.