Sentence examples for largely pass from inspiring English sources

The old BBC Trust will be abolished and regulation will largely pass to Ofcom, which already regulates commercial broadcasters.

Now, amidst record state budget deficits, California is prepared to pump $8 billion into a handful of second-rate biotechnology companies on whose scientific fortunes private investors have already decided to largely pass.

Bonds typically fund construction or land acquisition to benefit the general public; housing for homeless people will largely pass or fail as a humanitarian gesture. .

Buses from the north of the city largely pass along George Street and into the Octagon, those from the south pass into the southern end of Princes Street, and those from the hill suburbs arrive at the Octagon via Stuart Street or at the Exchange via High and Rattray Streets.

We suspect that a drop in cAMP levels, as reflected by a marked reduction in PKA substrate phosphorylation e.g. by 1 or 100 nM PGE2 in HT-29 cells (Fig. 3C) did largely pass undetected in the cAMP measurements.

Obama got practically no "bump" in the polls from his State Of The Union address at the end of January, and while he has shown some signs of leadership since, they have largely passed unnoticed by the public at large.

They felt the storm had largely passed.

So far, however, this has largely passed Russia by.

And the housing crisis felt keenly elsewhere has largely passed it by.

That argument (which has also been aimed at theatre and film) has largely passed.

Would he spend the first quarter largely passing off in order to get them in the game?