Sentence examples for largely thank from inspiring English sources

For this trend we can largely thank an Austrian glass maker named Riedel, which pioneered the concept of designing glasses for different kinds of wine.

For this trend we can largely thank — or curse, if you have ever broken one of its handmade glasses — an Austrian glass maker named Riedel.

In the Classroom When students learn math by counting musical beats, or study history by painting murals, they can largely thank Howard Gardner for making the arts a respectable classroom teaching tool.

Despite Rose's absence, they sit in third place in the Eastern Conference with what appears to be a primrose path back to the playoffs and for that, they can largely thank Jimmy Butler.

The megaportal said its profit nearly tripled, far outpacing Wall Street predictions, and Internet advertising was largely thanked.

Nonetheless, Hughes won his team-leading 16th game, with Suzuki largely to thank.

Hamilton-Emery is largely to thank for this reach; the man has ink in his veins.

We have Hostess largely to thank for the very concept of the "snack cake," lifting sweets from dessert time to anytime.

Some lesser sources appear to be quoted largely to thank them for their time.Sally Bedell Smith, an American author of books about Pamela Harriman, Princess Diana, Bill Paley and others, offers her readers the illusion of knowing the queen as a friend.

For this, we largely can thank Kazuo Uyeda, who's been mixing drinks for four decades in Tokyo, where a bartender can apprentice for six months simply hand-carving ice shapes like diamonds and balls from blocks of ice.

As Ms. Jean sees it, this is largely a blessing — "Thank God for the foreigners," she said — but it can also be complicated and uncomfortable.