Sentence examples for largely circumvented from inspiring English sources

The difficulties of modifying the parasite would be largely circumvented.

The Molasses Act was among the least effective of the British Navigation Acts, since it was largely circumvented through smuggling.

His successes came through foreign-policy choices that largely circumvented Congress: the successful intervention in Libya; the withdrawals from Iraq and Afghanistan; the killing of Osama bin Laden.

A process that once relied on gatekeepers and official procedures can now be largely circumvented with a computer, Wi-Fi and some luck.

However, at the state level, local funding measures have largely circumvented the federal restrictions.

The company has largely circumvented the U.S. market ("largely" because it's picking up funding from there, if not customers) in its roll out.

The strength of this book is that the quality of the writing largely circumvents any such difficulties, allowing the story to work on several levels.

Lovell writes about how personal technology largely circumvents the need for worrying about television at all.

This dual model largely circumvents the problem of functional equivalence, but divests functions of much explanatory power.

Finally, rapid exome enrichment methods are now available that largely circumvent the need for costly whole genome sequencing to achieve 2-day turnaround times.

Ontological annotations largely circumvent the problems that arise from the use of natural language descriptions, such as ambiguity and subjectivity, and have been invaluable in organizing data in large scale genome annotation projects (Legaz-García et al., 2012).