Sentence examples for largely preserve from inspiring English sources

Both sides stepped back from the brink — an extended strike could have battered Carnegie's season while also costing the union public support — to reach an agreement that will largely preserve the education budget that Carnegie was seeking to protect.

Mr. Blair had voiced his irritation at finding out that France and Germany had struck what his spokesman today called a "pre-cooked summit deal" that would largely preserve generous farm subsidies and delay for many years changes long sought by Britain.

While Democrats generally believe that tax increases can and should largely preserve Social Security benefits, Republicans prefer to cut benefits and enable workers to invest part of their Social Security taxes in private accounts, which may allow them to recoup the losses.

When aiming for using the created structures in future molecular electronic devices, bulk insulator surfaces are favored because of their potential to largely preserve the adsorbate's electronic structure.

Period altered shits1-expressing flies also largely preserve rhythmicity at 25°C suggesting a primary clock effect rather than an output effect.

There was no effect of abatacept on LPS-stimulated TNF-α production in monocytes indicating that this agent may largely preserve innate immune responses.

The modular structure of the striatum transcriptome is largely preserved despite large genetic differences among the HS-CC, F2 and HS4 populations.

The large positive coefficients indicate that rank order is largely preserved under the simulations.

The interests of existing stakeholders, mainly ranchers with grazing allotments, have been largely preserved.

That format is largely preserved in the festival's second and third weeks.

In short, things that media commentators and MPs tend to value will be largely preserved.