Sentence examples for going largely unnoticed from inspiring English sources

With all eyes on the border, smaller changes to the intake of legal immigrants are going largely unnoticed.

He recalled the "sweet" sight of George H. W. Bush and his son, then the governor of Texas, at the bar, going largely unnoticed.

Although well known to environmental scientists, the hazard of pesticide residues in subdivisions is going largely unnoticed by the real estate industry and its regulators.

With this kind of flagrant waste of taxpayers' money going largely unnoticed, it is welcome news that Hazel Blears is keen to give the public greater control over council budgets.

His documentaries tackled a variety of issues, but each contained one underlying theme: reporting on a subject that was otherwise going largely unnoticed at the time, whether it was American ghetto life, the destruction of an indigenous Mexican culture or the inner workings of the CIA.

But they said the issue was going largely unnoticed, the Lancet reported.

His trial went largely unnoticed.

The report went largely unnoticed.

Yet politically, Cambridge goes largely unnoticed.

Fallon's remarks went largely unnoticed today.

It had gone largely unnoticed until recent years.