Sentence examples for largely triggered from inspiring English sources

The global panic seems to have been largely triggered by woes in China, the world's second-largest economy.

Widschwendter said the four cancers in the study were largely triggered by the same circumstance, which was abnormal hormone levels.

While the demise of the seafront arcade is largely triggered by changing leisure preferences, Laister says this is only part of the picture.

The current conflict was largely triggered by the killing of three Israeli teens in the occupied West Bank last month and the death on July 2 of a Palestinian youth in a suspected revenge murder.

It said the working capital crisis had been largely triggered by suppliers and subcontractors – many of them previously eager to secure business with fast-growing Connaught – tightening the payment terms demanded of the crisis-stricken group.

Rather than any new-found vegetarian gusto, the move to yeast extract in 2004 was largely triggered by concerns about beef consumption and BSE, which affected Bovril's export market.

Lower in the airways, chemical irritation largely triggers cough.

This further supports the notion that RTE transcripts are not specifically recognized as RTEs by the Piwi proteins, but are largely triggering the piRNA response in a manner proportional to their presence.

This was a response to tumbling prices of solar panels, triggered largely by a big increase in polysilicon production capacity.

This week's uproar was triggered largely by Mr. Dodd himself, when he provided conflicting answers about the provision that allowed the bonuses at A.I.G.

The biggest culprit, by far, has been an erosion of tax revenue triggered largely by two recessions and multiple rounds of tax cuts.