Sentence examples for real largely from inspiring English sources

Referencing the chart below, Mr Hubbard claims that the debt problem is real, largely caused by increases in future spending, and may result in very high future taxes.We see two scenarios in these charts.

She spent so long working on her debut album, Nothing's Real – largely with Pott but also with svengalis such as Greg Kurstin (co-writer of Adele's Hello) – that its release date was finally revealed on a website titled HasShuraFinishedHerAlbumYet.

This modesty, friends say, is real, largely genetic, but enhanced by his upbringing.

Real Madrid largely played well and finished superbly.

In the autumn of 2002, Brazil's currency, the real, plunged, largely because the markets feared Lula's arrival.

You didn't mention a very real and largely unavoidable problem facing the renter-to-be: high broker's fees.

Somehow, we take lessons more readily from movies like "Jurassic Park" and "Gattaca" than from the very real, though largely incremental, advances in medical treatments.

The creator of "American Idol," Simon Fuller, is developing a new reality show that will unfold on the Internet in real time, largely sidestepping television.

The burden of monitoring patients for potential abuse, while still treating pain that is chronic and real, falls largely on these front-line gatekeepers.

The next few years are expected to be bad for commercial real estate largely because the rosy predictions made when the buildings were purchased in 2005 and 2006 have not come true.

Even though corporate profits are high and the stock market has soared to new record levels, job growth has been tepid and real wages largely stagnant as the economy has shifted in a low-wage direction.