Sentence examples for longer largely from inspiring English sources

The district is no longer largely East Harlem and northern Manhattan, but now includes a large swath of the south and west Bronx accounting for more than 60percentt of the voters in the district.

It is no longer largely East Harlem and northern Manhattan but now includes a large swath of the south and west Bronx that account for more than 60percentt of the district's voters.

And it is no longer largely the preserve of students and young people.

Sharp images, never decorative, build into sturdy edifices of longer, largely discrete series; there's even a section called "Testimony," and a "Kaddish" for his mother.

In the last two years, however, we have seen a spike in the volume of payment-option ARMs, which are no longer largely confined to well-heeled borrowers who can clearly afford them.

The requisite research took longer, largely because smoking's association with bladder cancer, though causal, was weaker than its association with lung cancer.

The hospital is no longer functioning, largely because there is no fuel for its generators.

Mr. Miller of Wells acknowledged that his company no longer focuses largely on properties leased to single creditworthy tenants but is now buying multi-tenanted office buildings, which carry more risk.

In the case of Saturn's rings, radio wavelengths of several centimetres and longer are largely unaffected by the smallest ring particles and thus encounter smaller optical depths than visible wavelengths and shorter.

But earlier this month, Mr. Ebert wrote an ominous post on his blog at The Chicago Sun-Times, warning that he and his wife, Chaz, could not afford to pay for the series any longer, having largely financed it out of their own pockets and without drawing salaries.

The SNP is under pressure to give teeth to the community right to buy, and to reform land regulation to bring about greater diversity of ownership – meaning that the land may no longer be largely owned by a handful of lairds who insist that only they are qualified to steward the environment.