Sentence examples for was largely concluded from inspiring English sources
A recent report for the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills had warned that 35,000 jobs would be at risk over the next five years – and that was largely concluded before the latest oil price slump.
Suriyawong was largely responsible for concluding the treaties that opened Siam to the West, beginning in 1855.
But this image, he concluded, was "largely a product of misunderstanding and propaganda".
Mr. Samko watched as the British immigration officers screened travelers at Prague's airport and concluded that it was largely the darker-skinned Gypsies who were being stopped.
In 2004, the Bookseller report In Full Colour concluded that publishing was "largely a white, middle-class industry" that made black, Asian and minority-ethnic publishing professionals and writers feel marginalised.
In August, the trial judge, Judge William T. Moore Jr., concluded that Mr. Davis's evidence was "largely smoke and mirrors".
We conclude that mortality in the selection replicates was largely due to predation by dragonfly larvae.
Wherry concluded that the sufficiency of the newspaper's physical plant was largely irrelevant.
We conclude that the mutualistic interaction between aphids and ants was largely independent of the landscape context.
He concludes that the leadership of the iron and steel industry nationwide was "largely Scotch Irish".
