Sentence examples for largely won from inspiring English sources

Nearly 50 years in, the early-music revolution has been largely won.

This transformation was championed by the right, and it, too, has largely won the day.

Even Suzanne LaFollette, a radical feminist, concluded in 1926 that women's struggle "is very largely won".

On the other side, the Democratic Party has largely won over the minority vote.

The grander ambitions of the Hamiltonians largely won out, but the victory was temporary.

On balance, the feminist PR war was largely won, and with only minimal bloodletting.

But this is Paris, not the rest of France, where elections are largely won.

He largely won the Tory leadership on the back of a similarly delivered speech at the Tory conference of 2005.

The army, and the governments it supports, derive much of their legitimacy from largely winning the military battle against Islamist insurgents in the 1990s, during a vicious conflict that left as many as 150,000 people dead.

Around the state, the primary had few surprises, with incumbents and party-backed candidates largely winning.

It's a largely win-win situation: consumers save money, and resorts can adjust their prices to suit demand, so they have fewer off-days.