Sentence examples for largely operating from inspiring English sources

Its operatives lobbied diplomats, opened a human rights office and developed military, political and intelligence operations, largely operating out of Erbil.

But with the American military largely operating in the background, it underscored the country's precariousness ahead of the vote.

But it has not been directed against American troops, who are largely operating from major bases rather than outposts.

But now, he said, he is largely operating in a stratosphere where people are unmoved by fame.

But the conflict is also an economic war, with each side largely operating without the oil revenue the nations have long been negotiating over how to share.

Mr. Husin and Mr. Top were still recruiting suicide bombers, a Western law enforcement official said on Thursday, but added that they were largely operating on their own, without the support of any major group.

Although the think tanks have largely operated under the radar, the cumulative enterprise is impressively large, according to the report.

Society still largely operates under the misapprehension that race (largely defined by skin colour) has some basis in biology.

But since its establishment in 1905, the Dutch Treat Club has largely operated out of the public eye — deliberately so.

Since its inception in 1998, the organization has largely operated in an environment of lax antitrust regulation.

A big chunk of its problems has been blamed on AIG Financial Products, which is based in Connecticut but largely operates out of an office in Mayfair.