Sentence examples for largely on time from inspiring English sources

Sound systems were superb and schedules ran largely on time.

Our analysis shows that the structure of the optimal time-based contract and the performance of an FPFT contract depend largely on time reduction forms.

These key assumptions on fertility are based largely on time series models applied to long series of observations.

This finding is based largely on time-series studies that estimate associations between daily variations in ambient air pollution concentrations and in the number of nonaccidental deaths within a community.

Jodie Foster's performance as an astronomer who does make contact, in the movie "Contact," was largely based on time she spent with Dr. Tarter.

Background: The risk of intrauterine cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection and disease in the fetus or newborn largely depends on time of primary maternal infection during pregnancy.

This might due to timing of surgery depending largely on the time between hip fracture and patient admission, leaving little room for our intervention to intervene.

The cost of making a picture depended largely on the time it took, he observed.

He gave up sculpture when he turned 30, became a copywriter, and wrote his first two novels and several stories largely on company time.

Whether that happens on the golf course at the Barclays or at appearances around Manhattan will depend largely on the time of day and the interests of individual spectators, but either way the viewing promises to be worthwhile.

And yet, even in a digital age, NBC's Olympic economics are still based largely on prime time — and the returns so far from London are stellar: 40.7 million viewers for the opening ceremony and 28.7 million for the first night of competition Saturday.