Sentence examples for it largely goes from inspiring English sources

We have got used to this as the new normal, and it largely goes unremarked.

Cybercrime has already reached alarming levels and, because it largely goes unpunished, will continue to grow – which is why in some societies old-style physical crime is reducing as practitioners move to the much safer and more lucrative online variety.

It largely goes unreported and yet it explains why consumers in so many countries are reluctant to spend.

National income grew, sure enough, but it largely went to those at the top.

"Hightail was one of the few — though it largely went unnoticed — that focused on that problem.

Is it largely gone like many government officials are saying?

You didn't have to be stoned, and that was hardly the extent of the experience, but it largely went with the territory.

Or at least, in recent years it has largely gone from many parts of southern England, where previously it was ubiquitous: it was once estimated that about four million willow warblers came to Britain every year, making them the most numerous of all the spring migrants from Africa.

Despite the very cool technology that many younger people would be happy to work with, manufacturing definitely has an image problem, and it's largely going to fall on these companies to communicate that it's not the same as it used to be.

It was clear before the bedroom tax was even implemented back in April that it was largely going to hurt people with disabilities or illness and people living in poverty; the sections of society who could least afford the charge and who had no way of escaping it.

As for the community itself, it's largely gone.