Sentence examples for were largely known from inspiring English sources

While the structures of the individual components were largely known previously, the details of their complex were hitherto unknown and are revealed for the first time here.

Similar to other studies around Gondar [ 11- 13], injectables were largely known by respondents (84.3%) followed by Pills (67.6%), Norplant (32.8%) and condom (28.9%).

The details of the deadly night are largely known.

Although Wellcome is largely known as a biomedical organisation, we're much more than that.

Around Detroit, Mr. Ford is largely known for his work as a civic booster and charity fund-raiser.

It was obviously, as I understood later, a case of Madiba [the honorary tribal name by which Mandela is largely known] being the great strategist that he is.

Compare this with the historian Robert Proctor's "Cancer Wars" (1995), which bluntly states, "The causes of cancer are largely known — and have been for quite some time.

The tectonic history of the Arctic Basin in the Cenozoic Era (i.e., about the past 65 million years) is largely known from available geophysical data.

By 1985, when Yemane Meresie bought Sav-On Liquors, the street was largely known for the prostitutes and drug dealers who frequented it.

Although Doubletree is largely known for its suburban locations, Hilton has been broadening the chain's approach and applying it to urban locations, Mr. Rutledge said.

Yet Nichols is justifiably irritated about being largely known only as the man who wrote a play about a girl in a wheelchair.