Sentence examples for struck largely from inspiring English sources
Most of the reported tornadoes were either brief or struck largely in sparsely populated rural areas.
The deal, after all, was struck largely through personal negotiations between Sanford I. Weill, the Travelers chairman, and John S. Reed, the chairman of Citicorp.
The unions said the main issue was pensions, but Yale said the unions struck largely to pressure the university to grant union recognition to its graduate teaching assistants.
Most of the bombs struck largely Shiite neighborhoods, but there did not appear to be any other obvious pattern to the attacks.
Over the last 100 years, fewer people have been struck, largely because of the shift from outdoor life on farms to indoor life in cities. Greater awareness helps, too.
They were struck largely in copper, bronze, and brass.
A tale of lust, violence and desperation in a hellhole of a Welsh town on a Saturday night, the play was striking largely because of the nastiness of its protagonist, Gary, a former school bully.
European policy makers struck a largely upbeat tone on Tuesday, saying the European economy could weather the storm.
Upon making landfall, Barbara struck a largely undeveloped stretch of coastal lagoons, containing small fishing villages.
If SB 1070 is struck down, largely because the president authorized the Justice Department to sue, the president gets the benefit of all of that and you can expect Republicans to denounce the Court and to say predictably awful things about Latinos.
The strike, largely over health care benefits, began on Oct. 11 and involves 70,000 workers.
