Sentence examples for has largely occurred from inspiring English sources

The erosion of soil has largely occurred due to the loss of structure by continual disturbance for crop planting and harvesting.

To the surprise of many, this experiment has now led to a significant drop in coca plantings in Mr. Morales's Bolivia, an accomplishment that has largely occurred without the murders and other violence that have become the bloody byproduct of American-led measures to control trafficking in Colombia, Mexico and other parts of the region.

For the last 150 years, the sharing of information within the medical community has largely occurred through presentation of work in scientific meetings and publication in scientific journals.

The impact fretting wear has largely occurred at nuclear power device induced by the flow-induced vibration, and it will take potential hazards to the service of the equipment.

To date, the development and implementation of digital health services marketed directly to consumers has largely occurred outside of the traditional professional in-person treatment community.

The increased treatment rate has largely occurred in primary health care settings and in the form of prescriptions of antidepressants and SSRI's.

The sharp declines have largely occurred in the past two years.

According to the study, published in the journal PeerJ, these declines have largely occurred in England, where neonic usage is at its highest; in Scotland, where spraying of the pesticide is comparatively low, butterfly numbers are stable.

Speaking in a fervent tone, often gesturing with his hands, Mr. Watanabe refused to blame Toyota's parts suppliers for the quality problems, which have largely occurred in vehicles that are more than 10 years old.

Credit Solutions, based in Richardson, Tex., disputed liability over the complaints and practices in the suit, saying in a statement that they had largely occurred when the company was under different ownership in 2007.

Although these increases have largely occurred on privately owned ranches, innovative conservation and tourism partnerships between these ranches and pastoralist communities raise hope that these trends will continue into the future (Sundaresan and Riginos 2010).