Sentence examples for may largely make from inspiring English sources

The ISO values go up to 12.800 and when the high ISOs are of high quality, this may largely make up for the lack of extra flash.

The NPD may be largely made up of white trash, alcoholics, and the insane, but some of their policies hit the right note amongst good folk who ordinarily wouldn't consider themselves racists.

To do so in a secular society may require nonconformism, he told an audience that had largely made that choice.

And it may help the Working Families Party, a progressive political party largely made up of labour unions, which already has more grassroots support than the fragmented Democrats.

However, decisions on what places to include among the PoI are largely made based on tourists' preferences, often overlooking the difficulties that one may have to get there (transportation) [37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42].

His arms and legs may have been crafted from steel and circuitry, but the rest of him was Lee Majors, and therefore largely made of wood.

Borrowing largely made up the difference.

Arguments are largely made up of words.

Xinxing largely makes body armor and other military gear.

Student tuition and fees have largely made up the difference.

The animal body is largely made of water.