Sentence examples for largely opposes from inspiring English sources

Mr. Blair, too, is hesitant about the missile defense plan, which continental Europe largely opposes.

It is considered a haven for Syrian insurgents, and the civilian population there largely opposes Mr. Assad.

Like the United States, Australia largely opposes turning over its soldiers for trials in foreign courts; its civilians are subject to foreign laws when they are abroad.

And now, he finds himself at sharper odds with a public that largely opposes direct involvement in the war — including a growing number of his own supporters, analysts say.

He supports the death penalty, largely opposes restrictions on the rights of gun owners, early on earned the nickname "Chain Gang Charlie" because he favored allowing convicts to be used in road work, and has described himself as a "pro-life and pro-family" candidate.

With its approach, Stanford becomes the sixth major medical school — including those at the universities of Massachusetts, Pittsburgh, Colorado, Kansas and California Davis — to form schoolwide pools for university contributions to medical education, according to the Prescription Project, a nonprofit organization that largely opposes industry financing of medical education.

Christian evangelicals, largely opposed to same-sex marriage, have a large presence in parts of Ohio.

On foreign policy, he largely opposed military intervention.

The emphasis, however, is largely opposed to technical display.

Mr. Niccollai said supermarkets were largely opposed to the legislation.

(Republican lawmakers have been largely opposed to swaths of the financial regulation overhaul).