Sentence examples for problems largely from inspiring English sources

Those with large rural areas, like Alaska and Minnesota, tend to have bigger problems, largely because the cost of providing health care in remote regions is higher and the potential scale of insurance markets there is smaller and less attractive to insurance companies.

South Africa's post-apartheid government, besieged with problems, largely ignored AIDS.

The problems largely stem from the airlines' efforts to improve their on-time records.

On Faaite drinking water poses other problems, largely related to infrastructure and upkeep.

Administrators attribute the center's fiscal problems largely to changes in health care financing and reimbursement.

The company attributed the problems largely to falling demand for Internet advertising, on which the company had placed big bets.

These are problems largely with sexual function, and a need for further surgery as a child grows older.

When the family left the house, moving in with Mr. Holt's parents, their health problems largely subsided.

Mr. Janiszewski sees the county's reputation problem largely as the media's making.

The problem largely relates to having one's cake and eating it.

This is, after all, a problem largely present only in an open society.