Sentence examples for largely troubled from inspiring English sources

Many of the students must now choose between private schools or their local school under the Los Angeles Unified School District, which is largely troubled.

Long something of an afterthought, an over-subsidized laggard during the infotech boom, agriculture is now a burgeoning bright spot in a largely troubled economy.

If the Games had been drug-free, they would have been largely trouble-free.

A7 The voting was largely trouble-free in the Gaza Strip.

He said the real R-27 cars had long and largely trouble-free lives.

The centre of the capital has been largely trouble-free.The unrest has unnerved France's neighbours, with some issuing travel warnings to their citizens.

His first season with the Knicks has been largely trouble-free, but also playoff-free and on most nights, win-free.

In March 2009, Sam Goodman and Leia Clancy were sixth-formers at Davenant Foundation school in Loughton, Essex – as they both tell me, a safe and largely trouble-free place.

Davies shot a two-over-par 74 at the tree-lined Locust Hill course, spoiling a largely trouble-free round with a double-bogey on the final hole.

It would be easy for banks to achieve significant benefits by expanding through acquisitions across Europe, the logic went, because combining businesses like bond desks or credit card operations that used a single currency would be largely trouble-free.

As an Independent he was unable to rely on the support of the main political parties, but had a largely trouble-free 10 years by chairing a cabinet made up of councillors of all political persuasions.