Sentence examples for largely suspected from inspiring English sources
Changes in human behaviors are largely suspected to play a crucial role as well [11] [15].
A high level of the perceived risk at the beginning of the 2009 10 pandemic is largely suspected, as well as its effect in slowing the epidemic spread.
One study demonstrated that despite rises in polypharmacy in the UK, largely suspected to be associated with better chronic disease management, no subsequent increase in PIP was seen, indicating that prescribing more medications does not always translate to a rise in PIP [ 15].
Largely, I suspect, for this reason, Wahlberg has a tendency to be overlooked by critics and accolades, which shine instead upon his co-stars.
Barnett has frequently been slapped with the archaic label "slacker" – largely, I suspect, because of her wry humour, ragged, rangy music and fondness for flannel.
In fact, it is on matters of culture that they become most ideological and emotional -- largely, I suspect, because they know any homage accorded this view will deprive them of their desired monopoly on the terms of discourse.
Pollard astutely contrasts this critical consensus with the reception accorded at the same time to Graham Greene's The End of the Affair, a novel very similar in tone, milieu and theme to The Echoing Grove, but which was nonetheless taken more seriously - largely, she suspects, because its author was male.
Bath's annual summer love affair with Noël Coward is based largely, I suspect, on the fact that his plays are easy on the ear and eye, and offer ample opportunity for designs that engender a Homes and Gardens-style envy in the audience.
RA should be suspected largely on the basis of clinical findings, such as persistent joint pain, swelling, and stiffness.
By the middle of the 16th century the Inquisition had largely run out of suspected heretics and Judaizers.
The report asserts that the company was shut down largely because Nazi officials suspected that it was illegally hoarding stockpiles of paper.
