Sentence examples for largely active from inspiring English sources

The provocative conservative movement, largely active online, has been closely associated with Trump's campaign.

Largely active in and around Mumbai since 2012, our four community farms are volunteer-supported social projects at a children's remand home, a boys' shelter, a women's shelter and a childcare centre for pediatric cancer patients.

The environments in which these early hominins lived suggest that (1) they were still comfortable in the forest and (2) they were largely active at the forest edges and in the woodlands where the forest graded into more open savanna a type of habitat that was expanding in their African homeland after about 7 mya as climates became drier and more seasonal.

Among the period's most famous enamelers were Nicholas of Verdun, who flourished in Cologne from the second half of the 12th century to the early 13th century, and Godefroid de Claire, who was largely active at Stavelot from around 1130 to 1150.

The incoming outer-rise faults are largely active structures before and during subduction.

The Japanese startup, which develops games for both cell phones and PCs, has so far been largely active in its home market only.

Both presidential campaigns largely suspended active campaigning by their candidates, with Barack Obama staying in the White House and Mitt Romney electing to hold hybrid "storm relief" events with supporters instead, offering to collect donations of dry goods for those in the affected areas.

Historically, most CVCs have been followers and "deal takers not makers," while also largely only active in later-staged fundings.

But the water that has kept Flag Fen preserved until now is seeping away, due in part to climate change but largely to active drainage and the sprawl of neighbouring Peterborough, which nearly reaches the borders of the site.

The special in-situ grown 3D nanosheets arrays, largely exposed active sites and enhanced electrical conductivity enable the resultant NiCoS0.14O3.25 NSs/NF to possess remarkable electrocatalytic performance and stability towards water splitting in 1 M KOH.

Since these resources are continually developing in response to largely distinct active user communities, a full integration solution, or even the imposition of a requirement to adopt a common unifying chemical identifier, was considered unnecessarily complex, and would inhibit the freedom of each of the resources to successfully evolve in future.