Sentence examples for largely the argument from inspiring English sources

That is largely the argument made in recent days by Mr. McCain's opponent, Senator Barack Obama, who has revived a dormant campaign debate over health care with an intensified attack on the McCain plan.

He largely dismisses the argument that people need the time in the car to be productive.

Kaplan largely accepts the argument, and in one respect she is right to do so.

Since the critics deny any desire to cut off Washington's contributions, the issue centers largely on the argument over balance and objectivity in programming, which seems to be a subjective matter.

The former governor was able to draw on his arsenal of political skills, largely reframing the argument so that other justices would agree on it, until he achieved unanimity for the decision.

For the storm troopers of Thatcherism, the right wing think-tanks that paved the way for the reshaping of Britain's economic landscape in the 1980s, it is not enough to have largely won the argument over whether market-based economies are superior to centrally planned ones.

Should he choose to support DACA, as mentioned earlier in this article, it is likely ten states will sue him for doing so, largely on the argument that the program exceeded presidential authority.

The Obama administration has, in practice, largely supported the argument that border security is the first priority, Cornelius said.

"So you will hear largely the same arguments on appeal as you will in this court.

The Leyes Nuevas ("New Laws of the Indies") of 1542 were based largely on the arguments of Las Casas.

They were largely responsible for the argument that prevailed in the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit here, one that struck down Proposition 8 but stopped short of endorsing logic that would require same-sex marriage in all 50 states.