Sentence examples for largely taking from inspiring English sources

(The most alarming attempts to chisel away at reproductive rights are largely taking place in statehouses).

Instead, led by the mothers, residents are largely taking matters into their own hands.

In brief, you should think of it as largely taking the form of bank-to-bank lending.

Investment in technologies for the next generation of tractors, powered by hydrogen or methane, or for self-driving machinery that will boost efficiency, is largely taking place elsewhere.

Then, Mr. Bernanke devoted most of his remarks to establishing the need for action, largely taking for granted that the Fed had the power to improve the economy.

I am, of course, largely taking Weber at his word, because I don't have any books about Hitler on my shelves; but his word is plausible enough.

The transactions largely took place through the Depository Trust.

Fill the Void largely takes place in interiors.

It largely took hold after the 1966 World Cup Final.

Until recently, the park service has largely taken a hands-off approach to the Washington camps.

Fix the former and the latter will largely take care of itself.