Sentence examples for largely not to from inspiring English sources

But it was not as bloody as it might have been: the gangs chose largely not to fight but to flee.

Congress may intervene again; Senator John McCain of Arizona wants players to be required to give blood samples now that would be kept until an effective test is developed.Curiously, baseball players seem largely not to care.

Despite calls from conservatives, including many donors and supporters, to respond more aggressively, the Romney campaign has chosen largely not to hit back, saying it would not respond until any damage could be seen in its internal polling.

For reasons of sustainability and risk of fragmentation, international partners have tended largely not to address those issues.

There are millions of other borrowers with loans held by banks, which have largely not responded to pressure to relax their refinancing standards.

However, this picture masks the unwelcome finding that the WHO recommendations with regards to breastfeeding and introduction of complementary food were largely not adhered to.

As the human immune system does largely not respond to D2O as a foreign molecule, side effects in therapy can be expected to be negligible, a huge advantage over all treatments available.

She described her grand-jury testimony as being (which it was) largely not helpful to the prosecutor.

In competitive businesses, this would be called 'following the customer' – the Leahy maxim – public services and political models are largely not responsive to customers and uncomfortable with the mass observation that the internet brings.

Although many of these methods do estimate a composite parameter representing the time since initial admixture, they generally do not use a full mechanistic approach and have largely not tried to reconstruct the history of the admixture process.

The purple sponge, though somewhat faded, was largely unchanged, not to be used.