Sentence examples for have largely caught from inspiring English sources
Over the last few years, rivals have largely caught up.
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.
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.
Two inquiries in Britain have largely exonerated the scientists there who were caught up in Climategate, though one report did offer minor criticism of statistical techniques.
Methods for analyzing age-at-harvest data have largely been adapted from fisheries' statistical catch-age models [8] [9], which fall under the broader classification of integrated population (or "hidden process") models [10] [13].
Playing Catch-Up But retailers have largely ignored dressing rooms, even as the rest of the retail landscape evolves.
NGS is something of a catch-all term describing a variety of sequencing technologies that have largely replaced Sanger sequencing.
"Those have largely come back".
The changes have largely worked.
