Sentence examples for take largely from inspiring English sources

Arriving at a destination on time, something Europeans take largely for granted, is relatively rare on Amtrak.

To take largely untrained vacationers and place them at schools, farms and building sites for two weeks serves no greater purpose than to stroke the volunteers' egos.

But there has generally been some give and take, largely behind the scenes, especially in the years after the violent suppression of protests in Tiananmen Square, when China was eager to shed its pariah status abroad.

The octamethylene units in the PON backbone take largely all-trans conformation in the β-form unit cell.

Furthermore, our system must also take largely and sparsely written characters into consideration because users must write them with their fat fingers on small devices.

Horowitz's life has been an interesting journey, and I get the impression that it may be one he will continue to take largely on his own.

Years ago groups like the Business Roundtable consisted mostly of large American corporations that were indubitably American, and took largely progressive positions on U.S. jobs and wages.

Mr Hollande has taken largely uncontroversial decisions.

The art of seal cutting, taken largely from Mitanni, continued creatively on its own.

But online the premise seems to be taken largely in stride.

Several of her early photographs, mostly from the late 1940s and 1950s, were taken largely for personal pleasure.