Sentence examples for largely most of the from inspiring English sources

There are some good dreadlocks piled up high elsewhere with Koulibaly, but largely most of the players are opting for the traditional short, back and sides.

With reconstruction largely finished, most of the others have left.

The walls are largely unadorned, most of the tables line up along a (not uncomfortable) wooden bench, the bar stools were once tractor seats.

Levitt's ideal of self-contained neighbourhoods is largely forgotten: most of the pools have closed, and children may no longer attend their local school.

Mr. Schanke said the debate had gone off track largely because most of the research had examined narrow metrics to determine whether things were improving.

The flood of patients slowed today, two days after the earthquake that flattened parts of this city of 150,000, largely because most of the people still buried in the rubble had died.

Nineteenth-century emancipation created fewer changes than the slaveowners feared, largely because most of the best land was already part of plantations and because property-restricted franchises especially in the British West Indies favoured the established order.

Still, the festival afforded many attractions and occasional revelations, largely because most of the performers were not only excellent musicians but also articulate and well-versed speakers with big public personalities.

Although the Tor protocol is largely secure, most of the bugs and issues will be in the browser.

This is largely because most of the stop-words are not part of the noun phrases and disregarding them has no effect.

Now ordinarily this would be of only passing interest to TechCrunch UK, largely because most of the time newspaper groups simply put up Web 1.0 shovel-ware and just reprint the paper ads online.