Sentence examples for has largely achieved from inspiring English sources

The 2.7 million Darfuris in camps for the displaced live wretched lives but are no longer being killed in large numbers, if only because the government's campaign of terror has largely achieved its objectives.

It has largely achieved that.

The election of Pauline Hanson shouldn't obscure the reality that Senate voting reform has largely achieved its purpose.

But before the bill to create two new Mojave national monuments has even had its first hearing, the California Democrat has largely achieved her aim.

The three-year American campaign has largely achieved its goal of reclaiming territory in Syria and Iraq, and the Islamic State's religious state, or caliphate, appears all but gone.

The Huttonian proposal that the Earth has largely achieved its present form through the past occurrence of processes still in operation has come to be known as the doctrine of uniformitarianism.

'If women want equality, which they do, and which they have largely achieved, they shouldn't ask for separate treatment..

By 1958, combat aircraft worldwide had largely achieved supersonic breakthroughs, and a new breed of fighters emerged.

The turnbacks, the hardline rhetoric and the determined use of offshore processing have largely achieved the government's myopic aim.

David Remes, a lawyer for several Guantánamo detainees, said participation had fallen off because detainees had largely achieved their goals.

"The women on this list have largely achieved astonishing feats in their own right, but most have also in some way, we hope, helped their fellow women.