Sentence examples for has largely existed from inspiring English sources

For awhile now "gamification" has largely existed as a buzz word.

Star Wars has largely existed in the greater public consciousness as films only, and there's both baggage and expectations coming with that perception.

Antuit has largely existed under the radar in Asia, perhaps because of the nature of its business, but few startups in the region will raise larger rounds of funding in 2015.

The rise of motorbike taxi hailing services could bring problems, however, since it is an industry that has largely existed outside of the radar of government regulation in much of Southeast Asia.

Having largely existed on society's margins, in death, there was often little to mark that they ever lived.

Indeed, the causes of black progress and women's progress, and any cross-tensions between them, have largely existed within the Democratic Party.

The I.P.O. may not have surprised industry analysts, but it certainly raised the profile of a Web site that had largely existed below the radar.

World Wide lawyers say Mr. Lichfield's original company has largely dissolved, and exists in name only.

Darren Johnston, from the website In The Headscarf Revolutionaries (Barbican), Brian Lavery has written not only an inspiring account of the women who campaigned for better safety in the fishing industry after the Hull trawler disaster in 1968, but also a social history of a world that has largely ceased to exist.

If you take one country -- or possibly two -- out of the mix, war between states or between major powers and insurgencies has largely ceased to exist.

In recent years Hamas, which does not recognize Israel's right to exist, has largely adhered to an informal cease-fire, raising questions on both sides about the timing of the latest escalation.