Sentence examples for miss largely from inspiring English sources

The Moto Z's selection of modular backings have been pretty hit or miss (largely miss, if I'm being honest), but this one's pretty clever.

Chris Eccles, a school coach of Jessica Ennis, the heptathlete who has become the face of the Games, described the provision of sport in primary schools as hit-and-miss, largely because of a lack of dedicated PE teachers.

Like scores of other tasks — running convoys, flying helicopters and tracking incoming mortar fire — the military will soon leave the job of determining the fates of the missing largely to civilians.

In particular, data from older adults under legal guardianship or requiring nursing care are missing, largely, because these groups are hard to reach by conventional survey techniques such as questionnaires and telephone surveys, and health status may preclude responding.

Mr. Robertson missed out largely because he avoided technology stocks.

Relatives of the missing have largely remained silent for fear of retribution.

Restorations of damaged tooth tissues and substitution of missing teeth largely with dentures and implants crowned with prosthetic caps represent the traditional therapeutic solutions.

Those births that were missed were largely explicable in terms of the known limitations of the routine database.

"And not just missing for us, but largely a missing piece for publishers, too," he said.

This is a story we largely miss.

But such questions largely miss the point.