Sentence examples for uses largely from inspiring English sources

"What does it say about the fiction of old liberalism to insist that good jobs and good schools and good wages will result from policies that have failed us, time and again?" Yet, the Crossroads ad uses largely the same tactic on Mr. Romney's behalf, inventing a suburban mom who laments that her children can't find jobs and that she can't afford to retire.

All of its work is supposed to revolve around civilian nuclear uses, largely nuclear power, the source of about 40percentt of South Korea's electricity.

Mr. Arjona's voice is an ardent, full-bodied tenor that he uses largely for rockers and power ballads, full of big choruses and dramatic crescendos.

We welcome you back from the two-week sporting event/time warp that NBC uses largely as an excuse to a) remind you that it is a major television network, b) show events competed in broad daylight at 10 p.m. and pretend nothing nefarious is going on, and c) imprint promos for its new shows on your brain until you laugh just to keep from screaming.

However, RAC has mainly been limited to non-structural uses, largely due to the disadvantages of RAC (e.g. lower strength/stiffness, larger creep and shrinkage, poorer durability) compared to natural aggregate concrete (NAC).

Submandibular gland suspension, a procedure designed to complement surgical rejuvenation of the aging neck, uses largely blunt dissection and suspension to the mandibular periosteum to elevate the gland, improving neck contour without excision of submandibular gland tissue.

At home, I use largely crystal.

It is used largely for research purposes.

The space has been used largely for storage ever since.

Monsanto is also developing Roundup Ready wheat, alfalfa and grass for use largely on golf courses.

The first parks belonged to kings and queens, and were used largely for hunting.