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Example sentences for "largely because"

  • Despite increasing pressure from the IMF to accelerate reform, substantial economic restructuring remains unlikely in 2000, largely because of resistance in the communist-dominated legislature to further privatization.

  • Largely because he follows these two principles, Burns is probably the greatest song writer of the world.

  • The great different in the genius and work of the two men does not change the fact that each won success largely because he studied and pleased his public.

  • It is largely because he thought of music while he composed that so many of his poems have the singing quality, suggesting a melody as we read them.

  • About this time the construction of a rather pretentious machine shop, two hundred by two hundred feet and four storeys high was assigned to Deegan, largely because of the efficiency which Eugene contributed to Deegan's work.

  • He was simply astonished, largely because he was inexperienced.

  • The economy fell sharply through most of the 1980s, largely because of the decline in oil prices.

  • Economic growth slowed markedly in 1992 largely because of contractionary domestic policies intended to wring speculative excesses from the stock and real estate markets.

  • Output and living standards continued to fall in 1992 largely because of the cumulative impact of disruptions in supply that have followed the dismemberment of the USSR.

  • Naturally she did not of her own accord speak of her unfaithfulness,--largely because no one knew of it.

  • It is impossible to separate the psychical factors from the physical, largely because there is no separation.

  • The seasonal variation is not quite as great as in the coastal area, with the most nearly even distribution in the north, largely because of summer thunderstorms.

  • Chesterton suspected that Cobbett was treated with contempt, Lingard with respect, largely because of the difference in the tone of the two men.

  • Pocock had advised total abstinence for some years, largely because, as he told me, Gilbert, unless specially warned, ate and drank absentmindedly anything that happened to be there!

  • The Dickens is the more popular, largely because Dickens is the more popular author.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    another passage; better quality; canto fermo; common sight; fine form; five letters; great pile; great wind; her person; largely because; largely composed; largely developed; largely grown; largely self; largely subsistence; largely used; last winter; love were; mere appearance; not such; old lady; said huskily; single step; water buffalo; without regard; yards ahead