Significados de largely redundant en inglés

The Australian Immigration Ministry has slammed the report as largely redundant.

Of course, of course, of course, agreed the landlord, largely redundant.

The problem is more acute for this well-meaning, but largely redundant polemic from Russell Brand.

I was accompanied by my largely redundant pedometer, especially underutilised here, and a walking stick.

The tournament has been a largely redundant exercise thus far, with all games going with serve.

We conclude that at the functional level, CAPS2 is largely redundant with CAPS1.

Insofar as I do understand him, I regret to say his article strikes me as both misleading and largely redundant.

However, the pier is now largely redundant and the Rathmullan Business Association fears that it will be allowed to deteriorate further.

Meanwhile, the Property Council said the majority of tenants and landlords had already some to an agreement so the policy was largely redundant.

England persisted with a predominantly leg-side field against Smith, including a man on the square leg boundary even though he was largely redundant.

For instance, with his day job largely redundant, Des Cahill has had to make the transformation from affable, lighthearted sportscaster into affable, lighthearted music host.

Approval of that convoluted, largely redundant message led to a headline the day after it was approved: "Go nuts folks, FDA declares macadamia nuts heart-healthy".