Sentence examples for has largely caught from inspiring English sources
The far-right revival has largely caught the American public by surprise, but it should not have.
Five years after Fukushima, Tokyo's leadership has largely caught up with its people's forward-looking pursuit of a better future.
"While girls have largely caught up with boys when it comes to achievement in maths and science, they are still less likely to be high achievers in these subjects or to study them beyond GCSE," she says.
Apple does not break down sales information about its formats, but music executives say that iTunes LP has largely failed to catch on.
Knol, Google's Wikipedia competitor, has largely failed to catch on.
Cyworld's US site, launched in 2006, has largely failed to catch on, after months of research spent trying to tailor the network to an American audience.
For his part, Dr. Kay said that computer hardware had since largely caught up with his original Dynabook idea -- a two-pound computer that can be carried in one hand and is wirelessly connected to a global computer network.
Although Hasbro's digital strategy is improving, it has largely been playing catch-up in the digital realm, he said, taking longer than it should have to introduce new technology and iron out bugs in its games.
But where such housing has caught on, that perception has largely faded.
The violence has largely spared the plants, though workers have been caught up in it.
