Sentence examples for questions largely from inspiring English sources

But such questions largely miss the point.

SeeSaw's launch yesterday left unanswered a range of questions, largely related to its all-important business model.

Mohan was called back on February 7 to answer questions largely focused around phone hacking while he was the editor of The Sun's showbiz column, 'Bizarre'.

ACCURACY -- The Davis campaign bases its accusation that Mr. Schwarzenegger "ducks tough questions" largely on the candidate's refusal to participate in all campaign debates but one.

So there is still at least one controversy left on the issue of Shakespeare co-authorship, even with several questions largely resolved.

We know Lopate is right to say, "We spend most of our adulthoods trying to grasp the meanings of our parents' lives; and how we shape and answer these questions largely turns us into who we are".

The Polish question largely disappeared from the European agenda after 1870.

He had never promised anything to a city whose fiscal woes were, without question, largely self-inflicted.

This is a big question, largely unaddressed by civic England, insofar as such a thing can be said to exist.

It did not answer the question of whether or not he will ever win a championship but, instead, rendered that question largely inconsequential.

Saudi Arabia's Prince Waleed bin Talal, the man in question, largely owes his place on the world's rich-lists to that decision.