in large measure

Idioms  

1. see under in some measure.

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Example Sentences

The director also commended Wētā’s facial capture animation team for achieving a new level of photorealism, thanks in large measure to more realistic muscle and skin movement.

From Los Angeles Times

“Thanks in large measure to immigration, the United States is on track to account for a growing share of the rich world’s labor force, youth and highly educated talent,” Mr. Eberstadt explained.

From The Wall Street Journal

In large measure that’s because Mr. Pärt’s music is always unmistakably his own.

From The Wall Street Journal

In large measure, the pandemic-era rise in violent crime, which followed more than two decades of sharply declining crime rates, is attributable to factors beyond the control of presidents, or any other politicians.

From New York Times

“The fact is that that stance is in large measure illusory. Because X doesn’t stand for ‘global removal is bad’ in some pure sense,” Begbie said.

From Seattle Times