Sentence examples for largely unsupported from inspiring English sources

Largely unsupported by artillery, the Confederate soldiers taking part in the charge were decimated.

Well, today we know these assessments were wrong, and as our inquiry will show, they were also unreasonable and largely unsupported by the available intelligence.

The casual, and largely unsupported references to Seoul's potential flattening punctuates the notion that [the now-deceased] Kim Jong Il is holding a city hostage.

It ended with a sweeping, largely unsupported conclusion: "it is imperative that we have a temporary pause on the entry of nationals from certain countries".

His desire to convert the peoples of the Canary Islands and West Africa to Christianity was often voiced but was largely unsupported by action.

But what Italy, and Greece, have done on the frontiers of Europe, while crippled by debt themselves and largely unsupported by the EU (only little Slovenia contributed to Italy's noble Mare Nostrum sea rescues) is astonishing.

When to introduce AT therefore became a key dilemma for family carers when making decisions about AT use, but an area in which they largely felt unsupported in their routine contact with formal care services.

Dr. Cardoso and other researchers say that common assumption is largely untested and unsupported.

9 The gap left by the near absence of the public sector has been filled by a vibrant private health sector, which is largely unregulated and unsupported.

But the more I examine them, the clearer it seems that they are largely or wholly wrong — unsupported by research or evidence, or based on wishful logic.

Unlike a salaried reporter in Phnom Penh or Washington, DC, these men and women were largely working-class, poorly educated, and unsupported.