Sentence examples for points largely from inspiring English sources

The result was a showdown that felt vaguely distant and, even during Ms. Bowersox's high points, largely unremarkable.

But in 2010, Mr. Walker won the governorship by 6 percentage points, largely carried by voters' disapproval of the Obama administration and a wave of Tea Party enthusiasm.

Instead, Murphy went over and around the Scarlet Knights to finish with a game-high 25 points, largely because they sent him to the free-throw line 14 times.

Dismally lacking in continuity, the Premiership runners-up spent most of the 80 minutes going backwards but were gifted the points largely thanks to Saracens' troubles at fly-half and lack of an in-form kicker.

The bottom of the ladder inside the top 200 is now rounded out by Brian Baker, who decided to skip Wimbledon (where he was defending fourth-round points) largely to be able to use a protected ranking to enter subsequent events.

It establishes that introduction of control points largely minimizes acceleration and jerk.

Despite the embargo, Cuba and the US had until that point largely respected each others' trademark rights.

Dmitri Trenin, the director of the Moscow Centre of the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace described the proposed Finnish-US agreement as "a significant –if at this point largely symbolic – step".

At this point, largely because of what is happening in battleground states like Colorado, Florida, and Pennsylvania, I don't personally think that is a serious possibility.

The narrative of the incident to this point, largely shaped by the field cops who had first encountered the accuser, suggested the tenor and the pace of a routine inquiry into off-campus student high jinks.

In the launch of the Mate S, Huawei pointed largely to the thin build – the front of which is taken up almost entirely by the screen – and its rear-camera, which features a 13-megapixel sensor.