Sentence examples for only largely from inspiring English sources

At first it was proposed licences be granted to indoor growers only, largely because of security concerns over open fields of marijuana.

Currently, Romanians and Bulgarians can only largely work in the UK on seasonal fruit-picking visas or if they are self-employed.

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.

The Saudis began funneling arms to the rebels in 2012, but provided light weapons only, largely out of concern that heavier weapons could get into the hands of jihadists.

The political centre in California is not only undefended but largely uncontested.

(Only the largely vegetarian Seventh-Day Adventists live longer).

But since then, there have been only modest, largely inadequate changes.

His statements have only increased largely unspoken worries about isolation and abandonment.

That flattering conclusion, however, derived from only partial – largely material, and statistical – evidence.