Sentence examples for largely managed from inspiring English sources

Finland and Holland have largely managed to keep quality up and bureaucracy down.

Until then, Mr. Romney largely managed to float above the fray during the televised debates.

Until recently, the American economy had largely managed to shrug off these global worries.

Mr. Pataki has not called for a shutdown but has largely managed to avoid major criticism.

Having been well prepped, he largely managed to avoid this, partly by leaving the complicated answers to Scudamore.

Despite the speculation that has swirled around him, Bush has largely managed to avoid questions on the topic.

And it's a testament to Obama's considerable skill that he has largely managed to make his race an afterthought.

Yet he and France largely managed to restrain themselves in the face of English provocation for the first hour.

Neither John F. Kennedy nor Lyndon Johnson had a chief of staff, and largely managed the White House themselves.

Despite the economic unease, American investors largely managed to avoid the painful overnight declines in the foreign markets.

To everyone's frustration, there are no accepted national guidelines to follow because, until now, K-12 school districts have largely managed their own data storage.