Sentence examples for largely responded from inspiring English sources

The Bush family have largely responded with no comment to any reference to Prescott Bush.

Since then, scientists, conservationist, ranchers, and rural communities have largely responded with censure.

Because the CBA would reduce the players' salary cap overall over the next two years, players largely responded to it with "outright contempt," according to Newsday.

Oz has largely responded to his country's developments in the current century by looking backward, producing in recent years a series of works recalling his 1940s Jerusalem childhood and his youthful years on a kibbutz — including his autobiographical masterpiece, "A Tale of Love and Darkness," in my opinion one of the greatest books in modern Hebrew literature.

From the earliest information-wants-to-be-free days of digital media, publishers have largely responded to the medium as an experiment, going forward because others were, and because they "couldn't afford not to," scared into greater and greater urgency because they did not understand the technology.

The biohacking community in the US has largely responded in kind.

In the 1990s private schools proliferated, largely responding to the failures of state-run education.

It is, James E. McGreevey, the mayor of Woodbridge, said, "a thoughtful project, which largely responds to the need for increased market-rate senior housing in Woodbridge and Middlesex County".

"They were largely responding to the severity of the problems, the impact that these problems were having not only on the child but the whole family," she said.

Ms. Giffords received many words of good wishes and appeared to largely respond simply with a "thank you" and a little shake of her fist.

Number two, members of the faculty and administration at Yale who are doing the same thing: appearing at conferences, conventions, talking, and largely responding to, as my colleague has said, inquiries received.