Sentence examples for where largely from inspiring English sources

While this doesn't completely correct for population discrepancies (after all, an area with one person is displayed with the same vibrancy as an area with 10,000 people), it does correct some of the significant misrepresentations of Figure 6, where largely uninhabited areas (such as large portions of Utah) are shown as deeply red.

In 2007, Darrell volunteered to serve in Maysan, Iraq, where largely self-taught he picked up the basics of his fourth super-hard language, Arabic.

For the rest of the session, the General Assembly is the arena where largely symbolic diplomatic jousts are won and lost.

Founded in the early 1920's, Runyon Heights began as one of the few communities in Westchester County where largely disenfranchised blacks could buy property.

Human Nature are no strangers to venues like this; it's in casinos where, largely out of the Australian eye, they've found the career durability and coveted US platform that evades even the most successful homegrown outfits.

That attitude was reinforced at prestigious university campuses, where largely middle- and upper-class students were exposed to a glamorous, seductive vision of the possibilities of revolution, in which the mystique of a Che Guevara merged admiration for past heroes like Simón Bolívar and Emiliano Zapata.

The midwest of America, where I largely grew up, is also stereotypically guarded.

Hawaii, where Mr. Obama largely grew up, also holds its nominating caucuses next Tuesday.

Which is where a largely unknown actress named Jennifer Hope Wills steps in.

Many live two hours away in the coastal city of Xiamen, where they largely do menial work.

The Crimean peninsula, where residents largely regarded his downfall as a coup, was annexed by Russia a month later.