Sentence examples for not so largely from inspiring English sources

Social activities seemed to be not so largely affected among patients with AxSpA.

These results indicate that the uncertainty of our source model is not so large and does not largely affect the result of the waveform simulation.

The Fusion Energi is not so afflicted largely because it looks fabulous, like all 2013 Fusions, with sinuous lines and that Aston Martin-aping grille that Ford design boss J Mays swears – swears – was not intentionally lifted.

Reagan's economists found that the costs of phasing out ozone-depleting chemicals were a lot lower than the costs of not doing so — largely measured in terms of avoiding cancers that would otherwise occur.

Though we will probably never see a Bastille Day when French flags fly along Main Street and strains of "La Marseillaise" fill the airwaves, July 14 would not go so largely unobserved here were we better served by memory.

Israel has vowed to take down many of those outposts, but it has not done so, largely to avoid the internal political confrontation that such a move would entail.

Whereas, the RMS variabilities in the continuum bands other than 5.0 6.6 keV do not decrease so largely as in 5.0 6.6 keV.

The young and the (not so) old are largely shut out of work.

"I have determined not to do so, largely because I believe that the discipline I am imposing of a maximum fine and forfeiture of a first-round draft choice, or multiple draft choices, is in fact more significant and long-lasting, and therefore more effective, than a suspension".

Not so much any more, largely because my dad's palate has adapted.

Not so, say Serbs, who largely dismiss Mr. Milosevic's trial as a continuation of an international conspiracy against them.