Sentence examples for largely waiting from inspiring English sources

Until now, the Republican establishment, for want of a better strategy, has been largely waiting for the Trump phenomenon to blow over.

Privately, the HNC claims De Mistura admits he is powerless to force the government to negotiate on this vision, and is left largely waiting for Putin or – a less likely prospect – Iran to pressurise Assad to move at a faster pace.

The world is largely waiting for the United States -- which derailed efforts to combat climate change by discarding the Kyoto Treaty in the early years of the Bush administration -- to act.

But that debate has largely waited for the White House, which has been distracted by the war in Iraq.

The current mood in Edison -- even at the offices of Local 980 of the United Automobile Workers -- seems to be largely wait and see.

Jim Bendat, author of "Democracy's Big Day," a history of Inaugurations, told me, "In other elections, the protesters would largely wait until Inauguration Day.

That is why the continental European countries which immediately ordered the slaughter of animals merely on the ground of their national origin were acting more logically, if brutally, than those, like Britain's, who largely waited to see.

Industry analysts predicted that the long-awaited 576-page order would bolster the telecommunications industry by easing some uncertainty among investors, who have largely waited on the sidelines to see the fine print of the F.C.C. order.

Industry analysts predicted that the long-awaited 576-page order, released during Washington's August lull, would lift the telecommunications industry, as investors have largely waited on the sidelines to see the fine print of the F.C.C. order.

But for people back on Earth, that Tuesday will be one of largely uninterrupted waiting.

Meals at his restaurant frequently lasted three hours and more, time largely spent waiting.