Sentence examples for largely blunt from inspiring English sources
Submandibular gland suspension, a procedure designed to complement surgical rejuvenation of the aging neck, uses largely blunt dissection and suspension to the mandibular periosteum to elevate the gland, improving neck contour without excision of submandibular gland tissue.
Fannie Mae, one of Washington's most ferocious lobbyists, and Freddie Mac have largely blunted the attack.
The mass kidnappings, carried out by fighters from the al-Qa'eda-inspired Boko Haram group, have stunned Nigerians largely blunted to the violence that has wracked the northeastern part of the country in the past five years.
The government also plans to offset increases in fuel prices by cutting fuel taxes, largely blunting the emission reducing impact of the scheme.Delta Airlines lost just over $1 billion in the second quarter, and American Airlines lost nearly $1.5 billion.
Inhibiting mitochondrial ROS production and calcium signals or blocking mitochondrial respiration largely blunted Hcy-induced T-cell interferon γ (IFN-γ) secretion and proliferation.
The TraumaRegister DGU® consisted largely of blunt trauma patients (92.3 to 96%) and thus it is unclear how well the base-deficit classification system would function when applied to penetrating injuries.
Or maybe it is because Washington's police force, like its population, is largely black, blunting the argument that race is by definition the key factor when the police open fire.
But those who knew Mr. Luzhkov from his earliest days as mayor also recall a tireless crisis manager, who largely through the blunt force of his will pulled this city through the chaos of the Soviet collapse.
In Washington, the financial industry was largely successful in blunting the toughest legislative proposals.
Mr. Boyle's inventions are more cinematically traditional and largely created with blunt-force editing, restless cameras and the bold turns mazing through Joe Ahearne and John Hodge's script.
His phrasing is blunt and largely unsyncopated.
