Sentence examples for been largely closed from inspiring English sources

But those gaps have been largely closed.

For years, two major Amsterdam museums — the Stedelijk and the Rijksmuseum — have been largely closed for renovations, with only some of their prized artworks on public view.

True, the tigers that are in trouble so far are either economic cubs (Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia and the Philippines) or have been largely closed to foreign investment anyway (South Korea).

Unlike previous control order applications made by the AFP, it was not publicised and has been quietly progressing in a series of federal court hearings that have been largely closed to the public.

It is the first account of the making of the cemeteries of the first world war based extensively on the archives of the Imperial, now Commonwealth, War Graves Commission (IWGC) that until recently have been largely closed to historians.

The border between Egypt and Gaza was briefly open on Monday but has been largely closed following the 2013 coup.

Now, that avenue is largely closed.

The sanctuary is largely closed to the public.

They can work when a financial system is largely closed.

India's economy, like China's, was largely closed.

In the United States, where almost all crops are now genetically modified, the debate is largely closed.