Sentence examples for who largely from inspiring English sources

The Gulenists, who largely support the government, are thought to have infiltrated the police.

Second, Palestinian Jerusalemites who largely stood aside in past battles have taken up the fight.

He later hired a chief risk officer who largely supported the trade.

It was conservatives who largely invented the "aging crisis," during their 1970s ascendancy.

I was on the phone with a friend who largely shares my weaknesses and prejudices.

Another 16 traditional chiefs, who largely support Mr. Mugabe, also have Senate seats.

In March, Mr. Robertson, who largely avoided technology stocks, closed his Tiger Management hedge fund empire.

The group gives four concerts a year, often attracting noted soloists who largely donate their time.

And Obama, who largely soft-pedaled the issue this year, was little help.

Consider the story of Harry Markowitz, a Nobel Prize-winning economist who largely invented the field of investment-portfolio theory.

Although Mr Greenberg was a careful executive who largely avoided e-mails, General Re apparently did keep detailed records.