Sentence examples for it has largely kept from inspiring English sources

Trash Talk comes from the exceedingly dogmatic and rigorous world of hardcore, but has widened its appeal, even as it has largely kept its sound intact.

A key to its success is that it has largely kept the development teams of acquired firms intact, but it has yet fully to integrate their products with its own.

Since then, Anonymous has called for a near-term "cease fire" in relation to the PlayStation Network, and it has largely kept its word.

India's IT industry has thrived in part because, unlike most other sectors of the economy, it has largely kept the government out of its business.

It has largely kept a truce it agreed to in Cairo in March, and has signalled its readiness to extend it.

(In the ensuing bit, bitcoin has managed to re-crest the $300 level, a price range that it has largely kept to. Current price: $300.51, but a minute ago it was less. Keep your eyes on this).

A crisis in 2010 and 2011 almost saw it canceled, although lately the project has largely kept within its schedule and budget, now about $8 billion. .

It is true that Obama has largely kept climate change out of the campaign.

For decades the fear and hatred has simmered, but rigid military control has largely kept it in check.

The judiciary, however, has largely kept its independence through these murky times.

If Trump wins, it's unknown whether he and congressional Republicans, whom he has largely kept at arms' length, will be able to agree on a legislative agenda.