Sentence examples for largely of one from inspiring English sources

Nothing gets people more riled up, on and offline, than a small church comprised largely of one family that calls itself the Westboro Baptist Church.

Or, take a house or an apartment consisting largely of one big room serving as dining room, living room and bedroom.

As with other corals, the symbiotic algae in millepora colonies are largely of one type, with very small amounts of a second type.

A century ago, the city's -- and the nation's -- decency panel consisted largely of one man, the antivice crusader Anthony Comstock, who for decades almost singlehandedly decided what was obscene and what was not.

WASHINGTON, June 28 — For 90 minutes Thursday night, eight Democratic candidates debated before an audience made up largely of one of their party's most reliable and liberal constituencies, African-American voters, and used the stage to urge a revitalization of domestic programs they said had faltered under President Bush.

What has passed for advocacy by the White House in recent days has consisted largely of one op-ed article by the energy adviser, Carol Browner, and daily assurances from the press secretary, Robert Gibbs, that the White House was "working behind the scenes".

Kahn's armada, which consists largely of one-design racers, includes three Farr 40's, three Melges 24's and four Mumm 30's.

Since the end of the Second World War, business and government have largely been of one mind on increased globalization.

In other words, the different shapes we employed were largely independent of one another, with less than 20% overlap on average.

To explore this question more explicitly, we investigated the possibility that the effects of SNPs and CpGs on pathology may be largely independent of one another.

Third-year medical students and practicing nurses, though ostensibly on the same team, pursue their duties largely independently of one another.