Sentence examples for largely means from inspiring English sources

Now "boat people" largely means Muslims and Arabs.

By "early states," Mr. Ayers largely means Iowa.

Which largely means waiting for Quebec, the OPEC of maple syrup.

For him, the "strategic partnership" with Beijing largely means satisfying his obsession with Washington.

Of course, top-tier largely means the Bell companies, which have now consolidated into four: BellSouth, Qwest, SBC Communications and Verizon.

In painting, that largely means a form of Photo Realism that is sometimes agitated with heavy brushwork and reminiscent of Malcolm Morley or Chuck Close.

Until recently, that largely meant land, equipment and manufactured goods.

They rejected a bill that was largely meant as a bargaining ploy.

Once that largely meant overcoming criticism that it was "Radiohead-lite".

In Blair's Community, Sarah Hale shows that New Labour's communitarianism largely meant market-like relations with nice words attached.

The Democrats' watchword has been bipartisanship, which has largely meant, in real terms, acquiescence to the Republican agenda.