Sentence examples for was largely established from inspiring English sources
adverb
In a widespread or large manner.
Democracy was largely established, save that the upper houses remained elitist in franchise and membership.
It was an extremely conservative Islamic nation that was largely established in response to the marginalization of, and violence against, Indian Muslims following World War II.
The present system was largely established in the late 1980s in response to concerns about chain restaurants pushing out local eateries and fears that the city's burgeoning slate of restaurants--both of the home-grown and chain varieties--would gobble up a huge portion of San Francisco's real estate and leave precious little for other types of business.
The process allowing for the automated tracking of lipid droplets was largely established by the work of Dr. Michael Vershinin of our laboratory.
The IBC was largely established as an activist response to US refusals to conduct mortality counts.
Our results suggested that the gene basis of tissue diversity was largely established by gene duplications in the 800-400 Myrs interval.
The understanding of hematopoietic cell functions has been largely established by the identification of a large number of effector genes expressed in hematopoietic cells, but has not been extensively substantiated at the AS level.
The Financial Times says today is "Decision Day" for the bailout fund, and suggests several conditions that could be added: Previous judgments have insisted on closer Bundestag control over EU legislation, but that has now been largely established.
As the climatic setting of such mountains is largely established tectonically, it may endure in the same climate for scores of millions of years and, as noted in 1901 by the American geomorphologist Douglas W. Johnson, a desert mountain range tends to bury itself in its own waste.
Synaptic contacts are largely established during embryogenesis and are then maintained during growth.
The inter-canine and inter-molar widths are largely established during the deciduous dentition and do not increase drastically during growth and development.
