How we get around our UK cities was largely determined by the planners of the Victorian era.
I grew up in a world constrained by rigid certainties; life would follow a predetermined path and the route was largely determined by others.
Nationwide, though, the number wasn't much lower, and was largely determined by the whims of the PBS affiliates: 80percentt in houses with young children.
As recently as 1994, in Mexico's last presidential vote, the message that the powerful broadcast media conveyed was largely determined by the government.
The membership of these bodies, though nominally determined by the Central Committee, was in fact self-perpetuating and was largely determined by those bodies' members themselves.
The tally also confirms how the fate of those who would live and those who would die, at least among building occupants, was largely determined from the moments the planes hit.
What happened during the invasion was largely determined by the personalities of the British men involved, too many of whom were exceptionally arrogant, ignorant and pig-headed; and no novelist is better at portraits than Dalrymple.
Thus, it very much mattered which doctrines people were taught and what came to be believed and this was largely determined, as it usually is, by the action of some authority, ecclesiastical or temporal.
For about 150 years the course of public life in Bohemia was largely determined by dissensions among the adult princes, some of whom ruled in portions of Moravia under Prague's suzerainty.
In the UK, until the 1980s, higher education policy was largely determined by HEIs themselves.
Consultation content was largely determined intuitively rather than on a shared knowledge of the process involved.
