Sentence examples for reason largely from inspiring English sources
Rodriguez has been a reason, largely for how he has sparked Mark Teixeira, the team's best player this season.
It is for this reason largely that men seek to interpret anew in each age, and often with each new generation, the important events in the world's history.
"The stereotype of the voters that matter that has been built up for whatever reason, largely by the other side, of over-50s male Labour voters or female Labour voters is wide of the mark.
Our beliefs constitute empirical knowledge in so far as past experience gives us good reason (largely inductive) for making these predictions.
The extent to which a soul partakes of reason largely depends on the training and the habits of that soul itself.
The reason largely revolves around the fact that a significant number of these early animal fossils have very unfamiliar, if not bizarre, anatomies, exhibiting a combination of characters not encountered in any extant phyla [1], [2].
"I thought people did it for social aggrandizement and for investment and for reasons largely unrelated to aesthetics".
Google says account hijacking and spamming can occur for a variety of reasons – largely due to issues with phishing and malware.
For many reasons, largely its failure to keep up with trends, AOL lost its place in the social lives of young people.
"There are a lot of very worthwhile projects that are being stalled indefinitely for reasons largely unrelated to the environment," Mr. Davis said.
The estate was celebrated when it was first opened in 1961 and later vilified, for a host of reasons largely beyond the control of its residents.
