Sentence examples for largely on issues from inspiring English sources

Mr. McClintock's campaign has centered largely on issues like immigration, the federal budget and states rights.

The initiative builds on F&ES's commitment to opinion polling, which since 2007 has centered largely on issues related to public perceptions of climate change.

The scorecard, produced by a group called the Ski Area Citizen's Coalition, ranked resorts on 11 criteria that focus largely on issues like expansion and development through new housing, ski trails or ski operations.

The opponents have filed a lawsuit in New York State Supreme Court, based largely on issues like whether the community is being asked to take more than its fair share of garbage trucks.

Monique Lay, a spokeswoman for the Montana Division of Emergency Services, said the conference included 350 government and industry emergency specialists, who this year were focusing largely on issues of domestic terrorism and weapons of mass destruction, in addition to subjects related to natural disasters.

Until his work on the faculty of Iowa State College (now Iowa State University) in the 1930s, much of the research in agricultural economics focused largely on issues such as farm management, marketing and credit, without much reference to other area of economics.

"Santorum campaigns largely on one issue, and that's abortion," Mrs. Doenecke said of Rick Santorum, a former Pennsylvania senator.

The great debates of the Obama era have largely focused on issues like health care, financial reform, entitlements and deficits, rather than the more racially charged controversies that divided liberals and conservatives a generation ago.

Potential GOP presidential candidates who gathered here Saturday for an agriculture summit largely agreed on issues such as environmental policy, their objections to the labeling of genetically modified food and what they termed the overreach of the federal government.

Addressing this important challenge requires broad but careful interdisciplinary scholarship, and my comments largely focus on issues of historical accuracy, not on the (undisputed) merit of the undertaking itself.

In particular, most calls to "reform" the GOP (as opposed to #reformocon calls) focus largely on the issues of immigration reform and social issues.