Sentence examples for largely observing from inspiring English sources

When green products are selected, most respondents select the minimum commitment possible, and this is insensitive to the premium being charged on green power, suggesting that we are largely observing a buy-in 'warm glow' for carbon mitigation.

While the American Cancer Society has been largely observing environmental links to cancer on the sidelines, when it comes to corporate partnerships they are comfortable taking center stage with corporations like Chevrolet and DS Waters of America --both of which produce products that contain chemicals linked to increased risk of breast and other cancers.

Over the last 12 months, radical Palestinian groups have largely observed a unilateral cease-fire, in spite of a large number of assassinations and acts of random violence perpetrated by Israeli forces.

Hamas has largely observed a truce since early 2005 and has not carried out any major attacks since then.

A ceasefire agreement had been in place since 1997 and has been largely observed by both sides.

"What we've largely observed in all our pre-clinical work to date is that when you block these pathways you largely get stable disease.

12.58pm BST Today's humanitarian truce, which was largely observed despite the exchange of mortar fire, is not expected to last.

A five-hour humanitarian truce, suggested by the UN and agreed by both Israel and Hamas, was largely observed despite an exchange of mortar fire.

While Hamas has largely observed a truce for more than a year, it has not called on other factions to halt attacks and has rejected negotiations with Israel.

As of 2005, the United States had a black, female secretary of state, and yet black America has largely observed this more than celebrated it.

Though it has largely observed a general ceasefire called in February, there is a fear that once it has received a mandate in the elections, it will restart the intifada, perhaps transferring it to the West Bank.