Sentence examples for support of largely from inspiring English sources

Cameron is still treading cautiously – aware of the need to bring public and political opinion with him, as well as to ensure a regional coalition is in place determined to defeat Isis with the support of largely western-led air power.

The House of al'Saud has only ever been able to rule its kingdom with the collaboration and support of the largely ultra-conservative clergy.

When former Labour big-hitters such as uber-Blairites Alan Milburn and John Reid came out in support of the largely unknown shadow care minister Liz Kendall at the beginning of the leadership contest, Cooper accused them of being stuck in a time warp, fighting the Blair-Brown battles of 2004-05.

In support of a largely indirect role for RVE8 in repression of gene expression, inhibition of translation reduced or eliminated decreases in gene expression upon RVE8 induction.

The aim of this review is to critically re-evaluate available literature on the neuroanatomical organization within the STN in an attempt to determine to what extent anatomofunctional subdivisions within the STN show overlap, and whether they support the existence of (largely) separated subdivisions.

Pakistan's military has rarely used its current fleet of F-16s, which were built in the 1980s, for close-air support of counterterrorism missions, largely because the risks of civilian casualties would inflame anti-government sentiments in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas.

Ranavalona maintained the tradition of ruling with the support of advisers drawn largely from the aristocratic class.

The mechanisms through which cancer cells lock in altered transcriptional programs in support of metastasis remain largely unknown.

The degree of emergent support is largely independent of the level of support for a node among the gene trees.

In elections for the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1982, Sinn Féin won 10 percent of the vote, a level of support it largely retained until it won 16 percent in the 1997 general elections.

Her support consists largely of thuggish pseudo-populists ensconced in talk-radio echo chambers, along with apocalyptic fundamentalists who see the anti-Christ in president-elect Barack Obama.