Sentence examples for largely to help from inspiring English sources

Her parents moved to Los Angeles in 1990 largely to help Danni fulfill her talent.

In 1989, Michael Jordan started a foundation largely to help children at risk, something he said he cared about.

The original rationale for agricultural subsidies was largely to help small farmers, but the main beneficiary has long been agribusiness.

He has donated £770,000 since May 2010, largely to help with the development of minority ethnic candidates.

The transaction is yet another asset sale by A.I.G. as it continues to sell off nonessential businesses, largely to help pay back its taxpayer-financed rescue.

Federal grants of $7 million awarded to Oakland, Calif., were meant largely to help thwart terror attacks at its bustling port.

Development assistance has largely failed to help the cultivating communities too.

But they are largely designed to help specific industries rather than to improve the working of markets.

The international community has largely failed to help: UN funding is still 61% ($297m) short of its target.

One is Made in the Midlands, a business network that supports its 250 member firms by putting them in touch, largely online, to help solve mutual problems and share market intelligence.

But perhaps more important, the $300,000 museum officials hoped to spend on advertising and marketing instead had to be largely diverted to help finish creating some of the museum's exhibits, which range from first attempts at flight in gliders and hot air balloons to World War II fighter planes and lunar test modules used in the United States' race to the moon.