Sentence examples for likes largely from inspiring English sources

Unlike Mr. Hu's previous trip five years ago, when he was not accorded full honors and a series of gaffes marred the visit, this one seems to have gone exactly according to script — which is how Beijing likes largely ceremonial events like state visits.

The law promises that people can keep coverage they like, largely unchanged.

Dancers walked, sidled and rolled on and off, pausing at times for bursts of what looked like largely improvised movement.

Their set — longer than Mr. Banks's — felt like largely thankless work, the verses about Liberia and health care falling on uninterested ears.

The city is rediscovering its original transportation network, but not long ago, ferries seemed like largely a thing of the past.

Indeed, the Japanese consumer has figured hardly at all in the dreams of MCI WorldCom, KVH and the like, largely because the cost of reaching her is so high.

On the infrastructure side, Motorola reported a decline in mobile infrastructure of 5%, which I think is well below what the industry growth rate is going to look like, largely due to company specific issues.

"And what your universe is like largely boils down to how you make it out on your own".

With advances in surgery and technology, the once-extensive ads for trusses and the like largely have disappeared, although an online search will still bring up a number of products and suggestions.

People liked it largely because it was bipartisan and indicated a responsible exit.

However, what carers of stroke survivors want and expect from general practice, and the practical support measures they might like, remain largely unexplored.