Meanings of largely instrumental in English

The late Joseph F. Allison was largely instrumental in building this church.

Again it was the Byrne trio who were largely instrumental in both victories.

Now, Frank, you were largely instrumental in recovering this document.

They were largely instrumental in constructing the railways which connect the Atlantic with the Pacific.

The evidence shows that subjection to despots has been largely instrumental in advancing civilised life.

He was prominent in its affairs and largely instrumental in the formation of the Credit Mobilier.

Calvinist theologies of election have been largely instrumental in encouraging Americans to believe that they are God's own nation.

He was largely instrumental in founding the Institute of Preventive Medicine now established at Chelsea and called by his name.

Rouse was a member of the Baptist denomination, and was largely instrumental in the organization of a Baptist society in Cleveland.

The leading journals, with hardly an exception, have upheld the revolutionists, and have been largely instrumental in arousing our government to action.

He was largely instrumental in organizing the American Board of Commissioners of Foreign Missions; the American Missionary Society and the American Bible Society.

In the first case he was largely instrumental in establishing a precedent, setting forth the theory that slaves brought into free territory, were at liberty.

A highway so important, so largely instrumental in the country's early greatness and development that it strengthened the ties between the states and their peoples.

If our race is to be a great race in this great nation of races, our women must be largely instrumental in making it so.

Now he rarely even dreamed of such things, and the last woman with whom he'd had sex remained largely instrumental in keeping him locked up.

Here the "Jimi Hendrix Africain" sets out his stall on the largely instrumental opener, with fast flurries of distortion over a funky hip-hop rhythm.