Sentence examples for largely know how from inspiring English sources

We largely know how this happened, and, through detailed analysis of the chemistry of other planets, we can identify "primitive" states in their evolution, perhaps even planets that host only single-celled life (as Earth did for at least a billion years).

It lies in the Inland Empire, a two-county region in southern California that is so called largely because it is difficult to know how else to characterise such a sprawling expanse of detached homes, strip malls and warehouses.

He contends that this is largely because most Americans don't know how the economy really works — that the superrich spend only a small portion of their wealth on personal comforts; most of their money is invested in productive businesses that make life better for everyone.

Schools and unions are still in a heated debate over how to measure the quality of existing teachers, largely because we still don't know how to measure learning.

We don't know how often this happens, largely because the news deals in generalisations that cannot be adjusted to the subtlety of real situations.

Now the system rewards nonwhites who know how to make the largely white electorate see in them what the voters see in themselves.

So far, still largely hunkered down in Baghdad, we just don't know how successful this experiment in war journalism has been.

Because the Gran Chaco is largely threatened due to habitat loss it is necessary to know how landscape changes influence this species.

His career, he says, "has just rumbled on", largely thanks to the fact that neither the public nor his publishers know how to classify him.

We simply don't yet know how much oil there is in Tiber, so comparisons are largely devoid of meaning.

For a long time, defense lawyers didn't know how to use this option to their advantage, and many largely ignored the penalty phase.