Sentence examples for had largely withdrawn from inspiring English sources

Chief among them was Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès, one of the theoreticians of 1789 who had largely withdrawn from the political scene.

The companies, Zoetis and Fleming Labs, already had largely withdrawn the three drugs from the market after recent studies showed levels of arsenic in chicken that exceeded amounts that occur naturally.

At the time, the orchestrated crowd shouted, "God, Syria, Bashar, only!" Syrian security services had largely withdrawn from Douma and did not interfere with funerals there and in other places, said residents and human rights activists reached by telephone.

Ammar Abdulhamid, a Syrian novelist and opposition figure who now lives in Maryland and has helped young activists in Syria to organize, said that security forces had largely withdrawn from the towns where the largest protests had taken place.

He had largely withdrawn from active playing, but his most important latter-day association was with the pianist  Ahmad Jamal whose resurgent career  was premised largely on a rejection of "jazz" terminology and a celebration of the continuity of African-American music.

The first half of the 1860s, after she had largely withdrawn from social life, proved to be Dickinson's most productive writing period.

Meritage Homes, for example, has largely withdrawn from the city.

The government has largely withdrawn from most rural areas.

Queen Rania, whose glamorous profile riled conservatives, has largely withdrawn from the public eye.

The foreign investors, many of them European, who used to buy up American equities have largely withdrawn.

The government's determination to deport the Lennons has badly frightened them, and they have largely withdrawn from political activity.