Sentence examples for it largely disappears from inspiring English sources

It largely disappears," says Germanow.

The theory of the infinitesimals of perception is both complex and exceedingly opaque, and perhaps for this reason it largely disappears from Maimon's later work (for more on infinitesimals, see Duffy 2014).

It's broadcast over the radio, and then it largely disappears; or it's only heard by those who subscribe and then listen to a particular episode of a podcast series, for example.

GFP-Slimb is first recruited to the posterior at stage 9 of oogenesis and remains there throughout most of mid/late oogenesis, but it largely disappears by stage 14 when the oocytes have matured.

The country came to spurn that idea in the early twentieth century, and it largely disappeared.

The offensive line has drastically improved, the run game has blossomed (though it largely disappeared at Green Bay) and Eli Manning is sharper, which says a lot considering the number of big-time throws he made back in Week 10.

Elsewhere, the clearing of trees suitable for nesting has seen it largely disappear locally, such as the removal of stands of Casuarina equisetifolia in Visakhapatnam district in Andhra Pradesh in India.

Though the association was strong, it largely disappeared in multivariate analysis with cause of death (cancer) as principal confounder.

The camp generated a flurry of news coverage when it first appeared, but it has largely disappeared from the pages of German newspapers.

It also largely disappeared in the United States.

In English it has largely disappeared, retained only in the use of the third person when speaking to someone clearly superior in rank ("Does your highness wish it?").