Sentence examples for largely short from inspiring English sources

Marshall subsequently focused on directing, and his early credits were largely short films, many of which were westerns and comedies.

But so ambitious were the targets set in March 2008, when the £200m investment programme was announced, that the FA still fell largely short of its goals.

YouTube: The clips on the video-sharing site are largely short, but the time spent watching them adds up very quickly.

But on the flip side, the race was now wide open, though largely short of survivors of the Triple Crown trail.

Largely short, often familial and occasional poems, each places the reader within Longley's vivid, lucid tone-world, and often at his country home at Carrigskeewaun.

About 1,700 students study on courses due for the axe, which are largely short courses, evening courses and day schools in such subjects as archaeology, history and music.

The endowment, which manages 55percentt of its money internally, trades aggressively and generates largely short-term gains.

Noticeably they're largely short-lived projects, annuals not perennials: there's no sign of a topical books show or books documentary series.

Moreover, by striking down so many laws rather than just the draconian Texas law before it (which banned abortion in nearly all circumstances), the court largely short-circuited a national debate about abortion.

Earnings based on short-term tenant leases at a company with largely short-term financing are riskier than those at a company with longer-term debt and whose tenants have long-term leases.

But the argument for investment in equities by life insurers (whose liabilities are long-term) is stronger than it is for investment by property-and-casualty (P&C) insurers, whose liabilities are largely short-term.