Sentence examples for largely rather from inspiring English sources

For over the course of history science's resistance to ideological intervention and manipulation has been largely rather feeble.

Thus, we assume that these variations are random stochastic variations not resulting from global but largely rather locus-specific factors.

The typical form of neuropathy is largely sensory rather than motor and is in the feet rather than in the hands.

The CMB is smooth and largely featureless, rather like the interior of a hot kiln.

But he did it largely despite, rather than at the instigation of, EU member governments.

For this reason, the general basis for classifying the country's population is largely linguistic rather than ethnic.

Local and foreign observers say the gunmen firing at Gilo come from nearby refugee settlements, which are largely Muslim, rather than Beit Jala itself.

"We believe the recent North Korean responses are largely rhetoric, rather than a substantive policy response," said Kim Euy Taek, a spokesman for the South Korean foreign ministry.

Existing studies are largely descriptive rather than explanatory, and do not explain how and why changes occurred.

The current version of the AWM is mostly backward-looking and is largely estimated rather than calibrated.

Thus, virtually all crack life prediction models currently in engineering use are largely phenomenological rather than physically based.