Sentence examples for largely quit from inspiring English sources
But shortly after he won a Grammy for remixer of the year in 1997, Knuckles became disillusioned and largely quit production, until his Blind-led comeback.
When the time eventually came that he could no longer achieve that, I admire the fact that he largely quit the studio: nothing less than the best was ever going to be good enough for Prince Buster, and that ensured that his incredible output remains undiluted and in tact to this day.
Honestly, I drank too much, acted like a giant shithead and after a year and a half, had largely quit doing it.
The report said that Kelly and Stepien had a "personal relationship" during the summer of 2013, but said the relationship had cooled by August and the two had largely quit speaking. .
And as Americans began checking out and not participating in government, demanding that it work for them, government largely quit participating and working in the lives of the vast majority of Americans in other ways as well.
Motivation is believed to largely influence quit decisions than the start decisions (Hechavarria et al.2012).2012
The Trojans' turnovers were a large reason they fell behind, and they started a comeback largely because they quit giving the ball away, with only one turnover coming after the Huskies' big run.
"You only have a chance to stay sober for one month," said Masha A. Ovchinnikova, a former heroin addict from St . Petersburg who said she quit largely with willpower (and anti-withdrawal drugs provided by "contacts"), while friends remained mired in addiction or died.
On Thursday, Hashimoto survived a censure vote in the municipal legislature largely by threatening to quit if it passed.
Loyal Ben & Jerry's customers, for whom small is beautiful, chided Unilever's global reach; the founders, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, threatened to quit their largely ceremonial jobs to protest the appointment of a Unilever manager as chief executive.
Among doctors, QTI researchers found low levels of confidence for counseling patients for cessation beyond giving general and largely paternalistic advice to quit [ 16].
