Sentence examples for meet largely from inspiring English sources

Mr. Pandit must meet largely subjective performance goals, including developing senior managers, satisfying certain regulatory goals like improved risk management and steering the bank toward a culture focused on so-called responsible finance.

Since then, the district has shaved almost $107 million from its budget to make ends meet, largely through increasing class sizes because it could not hire the staff to keep up with the annual increase in students.

He enters the anonymous room in which we have arranged to meet, largely concealed by a press officer; his face, which I know like the back of my hand, is also largely concealed by a very pale grey, 1930s moustache.

As one 1990's survey of Internet politics concluded, virtual communities "resemble the semiprivate spaces of modern health clubs more than the public spaces of agoras": "instead of meeting to discuss and debate issues of common concern to the society, members of these virtual communities meet largely to promote their own interests and to reinforce their own like-mindedness".

Kirk sessions, however, continued to meet largely unhindered, neither sanctioned nor recognised by the Commonwealth.

While both types meet largely the specifications for requirements of present day androgen treatment, the higher levels achieved with TU compared to the T gel appeared to be efficacious.

— was met largely with a shrug from around the N.F.L.

The arrival of the New York yachts was met largely with admiration in England.

That is, it is a rapidly expanding energy market, with growing demand met largely but not exclusively from coal".

A 40% increase in insurgent attacks in the first half of this year compared with 2007 has been met largely through greater use of air power.

The second MDG, which targeted universal primary education by 2015, will not be met, largely because of poor progress in sub-Saharan Africa.