Sentence examples for not only largely from inspiring English sources

Bechdel is an intellectual populist and a pioneer, as a woman, in a genre that is not only largely male but macho.

The Nordic countries have not only largely escaped the economic problems that are convulsing the Mediterranean world; they have also largely escaped the social ills that plague America.

The storm not only largely destroyed the banana crop, the island's economic mainstay, but it also carried away most of the island's topsoil and virtually wiped out the country's agricultural base.

In stronger rocks (as the 1970 Chicago sewers in dolomite) mole excavation not only largely eliminated need for support but also produced a surface of adequate smoothness for sewer flow, which permitted a major saving by omitting the concrete lining.

Mr. Bloomberg is clearly trying to balance his role as host with his goal of being re-elected in a city that is not only largely Democratic, but particularly hostile in many corners to Mr. Bush's efforts to use the city as a backdrop for his re-election bid.

Even in Bhutan, another country with limited social forestry, forests are not only largely intact but are also improving (Gilani et al. 2015).

The Better Together and, to a lesser extent, the wider no campaign was shambolic, divided and, at times, plain incompetent; riven by personality clashes (not only, but largely, confined to within the Labour fold) and inter-party political disputes.

HOW does a New Jersey town at the edge of commuting distance to New York, with its own interchange off Interstate 78, not only stay largely rural but even keep a flavor of the 18th century?

The fact that the Obama administration has not only stayed largely silent on the war but actively supported it behind the scenes should be one of the true scandals of its foreign policy posture toward the Middle East, yet you can bet the vast majority of Americans have no idea it's happening.

Landscape sensitivity for landscape management must, therefore, address not only active, largely nonlinear, environmental systems, but also the mosaics and palimpsests that are the inheritance from past environments.

An environmental friendly or low-carbon-oriented industrial transition not only would largely improve the patterns and magnitude of physical exchanges among societies and their natural environment, but would also be inextricably linked with regional sustainable development policies which can be effective to achieve post-fossil carbon societies.