Sentence examples for largely to make from inspiring English sources

I coupon -- that's the verb shoppers use -- largely to make a challenge of a chore.

Alexander tertius did not rank with his father or grandfather as a teacher or scientific investigator, choosing largely to make use of the notes handed down to him.

But its austere 1940s chic is what captivated me and why I choose the more graphic beaded sample for the Big Five, largely to make a point.

The race starts at 3pm local time largely to make it as attractive as possible to the European TV market, where it is then 7am.

Bilateral agreements have to be submitted to a World Trade Organization committee for review, largely to make sure that they do not discriminate against other countries.

A few American lawyers have made millions on the international lawsuits, while others are handling the cases largely to make human rights or political statements.

A seven-year break in his drawing occurred between 1924-31, a period devoted largely to making films: "Strike" (1924), "The Battleship Potemkin" (1925), "Ten Days That Shook the World" (1928) and "Old and New" (1929).

Due to the large latent heat related to dehydration into hemihydrate and anhydrite, gypsum is largely used to make firebreak systems.

But that project has largely failed to make a dent in the river's pollution.

But they're largely designed to make money — for the carriers.

Today Corte retains the prideful, slightly melancholy air of a town that has largely declined to make peace with change.