Sentence examples for became largely devoid of from inspiring English sources
After the circulation became largely devoid of deep convection, the storm weakened into a tropical depression on October 21.
Iron is a micronutrient necessary for the formation of chlorophyll in plant plankton, and without it oceans become deserts largely devoid of life.
Still, Act sees the power in having "Drag Race" become more accessible to a mainstream demographic in a television landscape largely devoid of multidimensional LGBTQ representation.
Simon Kuznets originally suggested that development and economic inequality were directly related, leading to a large subsequent literature but one that is largely devoid of policy considerations.
Largely devoid of the battalions of organised labour that once provided its organisational and electoral muscle, it has become a shadow party run by an ever tinier clique of politicians drawn from ever narrower backgrounds.
While Mr. Smith's opinion article became rich fodder for critics of Wall Street banks and the reckless lending and business practices that led to the global financial crisis, it was largely devoid of specific details.
DealBook » While Mr. Smith's opinion article became rich fodder for critics of Wall Street banks and the reckless lending and business practices that led to the global financial crisis, it was largely devoid of specific details.
