Sentence examples for operates largely as from inspiring English sources

The program brings in tens of millions of dollars to the College Board, a nonprofit member association that operates largely as a business.

The program operates largely as a black box, that is, the inner working details are hidden from the user; proofs are conducted by rewriting terms that posses recursive definitions, ultimately reducing the conclusion's statement to the T predicate.

The Housing Action Council has operated largely as a nonprofit advisory group during its 12 years.

Yet also, and perhaps paradoxically, the center will operate largely as a private organization.

The blessing Stern has had as commissioner is to operate largely as a chief executive rather than a crisis manager.

Flights operated largely as scheduled and public transportation ran a limited service to enable workers to attend protest rallies.

Catholic hospitals like St. Joseph's that are evicted by the church continue to operate largely as before.

To preserve Control-Tec's freewheeling start-up culture, Delphi is allowing it to operate largely as an independent company.

It's a role he describes as stripped of all executive power, leaving him to operate largely as the island's most prominent public advocate.

Despite the disastrous launch of Healthcare.gov, this time last year, surveys show that the exchanges are now operating largely as advertised.

The branch offices, which raise their own money and operate largely as franchises, concentrate on local civil rights problems and hence develop close working relationships with law enforcement.