Sentence examples for largely cancelled from inspiring English sources

The two sides largely cancelled each other out in an intriguing clash, with clear-cut chances limited throughout.

The figures suggest almost 10 months of zero growth in the UK as each surge is largely cancelled out by contraction or near-contraction in the following months.

But, in the Dooleys' case, their personal disappointment was largely cancelled out by their enthusiasm for the chancellor's unexpectedly generous investment in education.

The opposing back-rows largely cancelled each other out via their differing areas of influence.

This is because in the widelane cycle slip of Eq. (3), the effects on L1 and L2 frequencies are largely cancelled by each other after the subtraction.

The effects of shielding of the source by the balcony wall are found to be largely cancelled by the strong reflected sound from the ceiling and rear wall of the balcony.

That included $50 million for an airborne laser that experts agree doesn't work and Mr. Gates largely canceled last year.

Lehman says Nomura failed to account for other contracts that largely canceled out what the Japanese bank says it is owed.

This largely cancels out the two small decreases recorded in November and December, when prices fell by 0.7perr cent and 0.1 percentt respectively.

G.M.'s earnings today included a blizzard of one-time after-tax gains and losses that largely canceled each other out.

The local jobs they create (hairdressers, sound technicians, pizza deliverers) are mostly temporary.Second, since virtually all states are at it, the programmes largely cancel out one another; no state gets a lasting advantage.