Sentence examples for largely conquer from inspiring English sources

This could largely conquer the inaccuracy of read depth calculation for each type of sliding windows arising from hard masking of the reference genome.

Now its dangers and its terrors have been largely conquered.

By September 1977 Somalia had largely conquered the Ogaden region, and the war was at the gates of Hārer.

Johnson, who teaches history at Boston College, has taken on a formidable and sensitive subject and has largely conquered it, thanks to indefatigable research and a rigorous, unblinking analysis.

Set in a Technicolor London devoid of any trace of wartime drama or devastation, it offered a clean break with the malaise that had largely conquered British cinema (to its advantage) in the immediate postwar years.

Facebook has largely conquered its competitors, giving it the slack to finally address the modern sociological challenges that stem from its popularity.

That's in part because there's not much left to copy, and because it's largely succeeded in conquering the prodigal startup that refused to be acquired.

The rallies Sunday were long and exhausting, the territory excruciatingly difficult to conquer, the tactical solutions largely unclear.

Over the top in every aspect, Killer Deal manages to conquer comedy and horror, genres largely untouched by VR, but extra horrifying when they are. .

"Even though they know the economy is largely responsible, they thought they should have been able to conquer it," she said.

After a stinging defeat in 9 C.E., Rome largely abandoned hope of conquering the fractious German tribes north of the Rhine River.