Sentence examples for largely thought to from inspiring English sources

Ne Win is largely thought to have remained active behind the scenes, at least into the 1990s.

The Bill of Rights once was largely thought to be a set of limitations on the federal government.

The attack caused ripples of excitement within the online community but it was largely thought to be a one off.

That Mr. Haneke first won the Palme in 2009 for "The White Ribbon" was largely thought to be another factor working against him.

The Pope's popularity is largely thought to be a result of his humble demeanor and his eschewing of the sometimes grand Papal lifestyle.

At the current time there is a lack of consensus on the exact aetiology and subsequent pathological process, although this is largely thought to be infective in nature.

Largely thought to have emerged from several poor quarters in Lisbon in the early 19th century, fado was a song of the demimonde.

In June, when Instagram announced that it would allow fifteen-second video clips — another feature largely thought to be a reaction to a competitive service, Twitter's Vine — he explained its evolution by way of a statement at Facebook's headquarters.

In the past, the corona has largely been thought to be a region where the evolution of the coronal structures occurred on relatively large time scales, aside from the intermittent coronal mass ejection.

The terminal domains are largely disordered and thought to mediate oligomer assembly, which is vital for chaperone functionality.

Significantly, the rate and site of metastasis can vary largely and is thought to be dependent on primary tumour subtype.