The ineluctable truth is that Senate bill, like the House bill it largely mimics, would have immensely damaging consequences.
-- Science of Us Alice Goffman spent six years researching her book, On the Run: Fugitive Life in an American City, which though largely true, would have benefited from fact checking and more precise language.
"If we had remained largely humorous, people would have started to see us as just frivolous," he said, "because a country in such a terrible situation needs to be provided with serious information rather than just humor and sarcasm".
And those who complained that in flip-flopping the President had diminished American credibility were, largely, those who would have cheered a military strike, no matter which promises had preceded it.
"To keep the American force intact, the largely inexperienced Americans would have to attack a veteran, professional enemy through the most difficult terrain on the Western Front," Mr. Eisenhower writes.
He found that the episode left its premise "largely unexplored", and would have benefited from a stronger focus on the relationship between the characters of Willis and Dupre.
Marco Rubio voted against this legislation largely because it would have added a 5% tax on people making over $1 million per year.
Various attempts to craft and release some coherent version of "Smile" never materialized, largely because it would have required major guesswork, according to engineer Mark Linett, co-producer of the set Capitol is releasing this week.
They, not you, have prepared the way for future mass document dumps, for staggering releases, of a sort that once upon time in a far more modest system based largely on paper would have been inconceivable.
She vetoed a similar bill last year, largely because it would have undoubtedly hurt the state financially through boycotts and rerouting of conferences and conventions to other states -- a message that has not been lost on the state's business community.
