Sentence examples for largely try from inspiring English sources

KEEPING IT SELFISH Sundays are sacred to me, and I largely try to keep them as my own.

This is significant because newspapers largely try to anticipate their readers' interests, and so the silence reflects an impression that the door of the house is closing.

Five or 10 years ago, airlines paid for hotels and meals more readily, but these days cash-strapped carriers largely try to avoid picking up such charges, even when the cancellation is the airline's fault.

Yet, he says, marketers largely try to convince consumers to promote their companies for free on the Web.

"I worry that the Home Secretary will largely try to simply procure more powers for the state without justifying it or consider the count of balancing issues that there are.

Swingers clubs largely try to avoid explicit language on what we call the "public-facing internet" or "public-facing media".

Mrs. Obama has largely tried to stay out of hot-button issues like gun safety.

Aside from a Subway and a Talbots, the village has largely tried to keep chains out.

Instead, they are largely trying to find a way out of grinding poverty.

Instead, Mrs. Clinton has largely tried to out-Rudy Rudy with unsuccessful appeals to New York's diverse ethnic communities.

And they are largely trying just to survive as they cater to what is often a slow trickle of customers.