Sentence examples for manage largely from inspiring English sources

The Greeks, especially aid workers and Coast Guard crews, are trying to manage largely alone.

There are two characteristics of BP's Russian joint venture: it has generated many billions of dollars of dividends for the company; and it has been a total nightmare to manage, largely because of years of appalling relations between BP and its billionaire oligarch partners.

Royalty Pharma is a specialist at managing largely passive drug-related revenue.

The Children's Railway (Gyermekvasút), which winds through the hills, is managed largely by children.

(Until last year, African relations were managed largely by European command, or Eucom, in Germany).

Before that, the sports and entertainment assets were managed largely out of Denver, where the Anschutz Corporation is based.

British industry has managed largely to escape the effect of the new policy on carbon emissions, which involves a levy introduced last year and tradable quotas.

Unfortunately for them, the Ukrainians have also managed largely to halt the flow of Russian "volunteers" and weaponry across the border.

Change is rarely easy, particularly in capital and currency liberalization, where missteps were at the root of the 1997-98 Asia financial crisis, which China managed largely to evade.

The schools, which were financed and supervised by the government and managed largely by religious orders, mainly Roman Catholic, served about 30,000 children from the 1930s to the 1990s, according to a government report in 2009.

Despite the close study that people have made of Mrs. Obama's style, it is not known that her wardrobe is being managed largely by a boutique owner in Chicago.