Sentence examples for largely challenged from inspiring English sources

Consecutive research largely challenged their findings—see, e.g., Burkhauser et al. (2000) and Neumark and Wascher (2000).

According to my interviews in both publishing houses, however, the non-antagonistic relations among editors have been largely challenged by the reform of the publishing industry, especially when publishing houses are changing from public institutions to companies.

Some of the women at the screening were not too pleased with the contents of said goodie bags ― especially given that "Wonder Woman" is a superhero film about female strength that largely challenges gender stereotypes.

It is a subject she said "that has largely been challenged by the overwhelming amount of documentary and architectural photography that dwells upon the ruins of the city".

Any progress in the genre so far has been devoted largely to challenging the heroism of the men in capes and tights.

Only one beach, the relatively little-used Wolfe's Pond on Staten Island, received an undesirable rating of "challenged" — largely for the absence of signs warning beachgoers not to swim in areas without lifeguards.

Recently, this traditional view has been challenged, largely since the advent of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and its application to the imaging of RA.

90 91 Even the validity of the 'gold standard', jejunal cultures >10 cfu/ml with colonic-type bacteria, has been challenged, largely because this cut-off was established from samples following surgical diversion.