Sentence examples for would largely have from inspiring English sources

It would give the bureau the power to enforce regulations on large banks and nonbank lenders, in conjunction with other regulators, but would largely have to defer to other regulators in the case of smaller banks.

He said that, without the press, "this outbreak would largely have escaped detection".

A first-half that would largely have satisfied Benítez had the sourest of conclusions.

Had she done so, the child's head and spinal injuries would "largely have been avoided," he said.

In his report, Armstrong credited the press, without which, he believed, "this outbreak would largely have escaped detection".

An hour had passed at that stage and Hart, for the most part, was untroubled until a late flurry when Dynamo threatened a stoppage-time goal that would largely have been an irrelevance.

In theatre then, a scene would still largely have to have a beginning, a middle and an end.

Denison's concerns here are partly related to the concept I mentioned earlier, namely that the 'easy' adaptations would largely already have been evaluated by natural selection over millions of years.

Critics of Maduro's government quickly realized that if the protests remained confined to the wealthiest neighborhoods — as they largely have — they would only go that far.

"We said that the additions would largely be players who have performed at a higher level, are very hungry for success and in the main young".

Those pensions can be changed only by lawmakers in Albany, and Mr. Bloomberg has advocated a bill that would largely accomplish what Mr. Weiner has proposed.