Sentence examples for targets largely from inspiring English sources

OPEC has been unwilling, at least publicly, to set more modest targets, largely because the budgets of OPEC members rely almost exclusively on high oil prices.

Trends in these targets largely caused by the difference between AVHRR-2 and ‐3 sensors are shown to be removed or reduced after the correction was applied.

Previously, Osama bin Laden had claimed that he was attacking American targets largely because the United States presence in Saudi Arabia represented a despoiling of the Islamic holy places of Mecca and Medina.

Increasing numbers of teachers are boosting their pupils' predicted A-level grades to help them secure offers of places at Britain's top universities – which in turn are accepting more students who miss their targets, largely to increase their income.

He says he'd accomplish this by scaling back business tax preferences, but has left those targets largely unidentified.

These battles upended prevailing theories of how naval battles would be fought, as the fleets began firing at one another at much greater distances than before; naval architects realized that plunging fire (explosive shells falling on their targets largely from above, instead of from a trajectory close to horizontal) was a much greater threat than had been thought previously.

Blunt said DeLay was targeted "largely because of his effectiveness" as majority leader.

With limitations of imaging modalities, targeting largely relies on indirect methods.

The Organisation of American States (OAS) was recently targeted, largely because its judicial organ, the Inter-American Court of Human Rightshowns shown a willingness to address sexual and reproductive rights.

The country is more than halfway to that target, largely due to a shift from coal to cheap and abundant natural gas which has lower carbon output.

But polio officials hope their campaign will not be targeted, largely because it creates thousands of temporary paying jobs for "volunteer" vaccinators.