Sentence examples for largely reckoned from inspiring English sources

Sea power was largely reckoned in terms of capital ships, or dreadnought battleships and battle cruisers having extremely large guns.

The bought firm's bosses may be asked to linger in well-paid but largely symbolic roles.Those interviewees who experienced Chinese firms' integration efforts mostly reckon they began well.

"The religious-secular divide is largely artificial," reckons Hossam Bahgat, a prominent human-rights lawyer.

He was elected to his post largely because voters reckoned he would have the best chance of getting sanctions lifted.

In private, however, officials concede that the calculation was largely domestic: the president reckoned the public and Congress would not tolerate the loss of American lives.

The recent crop of movies has largely failed to reckon with the military racism that makes black heroism in the war all the more remarkable.

Some banks, however, will have sold CDSs.Across the entire financial system these CDS exposures largely net off, Barclays reckons, and collateral and margin-calls should have reduced the outstanding exposures to relatively small amounts.

The health service reckoned that the education budget should bear the cost, since the benefits were largely educational - and education argued the opposite.

The change is unfolding largely because the female directors have cultivated collaborations with playwrights and are emerging as forces to be reckoned with.

The first is simple precedent: Mr Bondi has reckoned for months that an effort led by BofA to agree a collective settlement has been largely intended to stall his legal proceedings no money has ever been offered.

Unemployment, truly reckoned, exceeds 20%.