Sentence examples for largely marked from inspiring English sources

But the government response to the American attacks on Afghanistan have been measured at best, and largely marked by evident ambivalence.

If 2008 was the year of the financial crisis, and 2009 the year of recovery, then 2010 was largely marked by indecision.

Dell's leveraged buyout largely marked the final page in the company's storied history as a PC provider, going back to the old "dude, you're getting a Dell" commercials.

Still, the field of Artificial Intelligence, as well as Transhumanism, is largely marked by the dualistic cartesian split of mind/body.

The main reason for the scenarios in experiment 2 was to test a special branch to deal with UDP traffic in the design of the proposed marker algorithm, such that most traffic from both aggregates were largely marked as green and yellow at each provision level load.

Zinke's first year was largely marked by efforts to boost mining and fossil fuel production, prioritizing energy development over conservation.

Evros, named for the river that largely marks Greece's border with Turkey, is an eco-traveler's paradise.

There is a strong argument to say that the bipartisan Arena agreement largely marks the end of the repeal and reversal phase.

Goldman added, "It is difficult to understand how Ford can preannounce second-quarter earnings on June 15 of 45 to 50 cents per share, and then beat that preannouncement by 30%, particularly when the upside is Ford Credit which has earnings, like most financial services companies, that are largely mark-to-model".

Until this point, the mayoral race had largely been marked by a cordial camaraderie between virtually all the major candidates.

This finding is consistent with the recent genome-scale analysis showing DNA hypermethylated promoters are largely not marked by H3K27me3, further confirming these two silencing events are mechanistically separable in colon cancer.