Sentence examples for largely opted from inspiring English sources

Certainly, in his relations with the West, Mr. Putin has largely opted for cooperation.

Caliber and Lone Star have largely opted not to participate in government programs that encourage mortgage modifications.

Amazon, which brought the craze to the UK, is spreading its offers over two weeks while Asda has largely opted out, as it did last year.

He also taught me to ride a bike, but there were whole swathes of domestic activity which he largely opted out of.

Christine Todd Whitman, the former Republican governor of New Jersey, noted that many Americans, disenchanted by the poisonous state of American politics, have largely opted out, and that "only the most rabid partisans vote".

As other countries have moved to rapidly take up renewable energy such as solar and wind, Australia has turned climate change into a political football and largely opted out.

A 13,000 sellout had been predicted but the ground looked barely half-full with locals largely opting to stay away.

Two, when social organizations and the local media are largely co-opted by the ruling party".

Although the production aims at contemporary resonance, it does seem somewhat anchored in revivalism, in part because of its deference to the strong traditions of Brechtian performance and production styles, which have now been largely co-opted into mainstream theater.

In fact I think the President will be able to make a more compelling case, that we had a discussion that Republicans decided largely to opt out of and that in their relative absence a broad coalition of Democrats spent a good amount of time haggling over even the broadest outlines of health reform.

In circumstances that are largely unknown, he opted to stay behind in occupied territory, and greeted the enemy.