Sentence examples for largely developing from inspiring English sources

How it changed: Realising the opportunities afforded by developments in computer imaging, Pixar (then owned by Steve Jobs, and largely developing systems for Disney), embarked on its own feature in 1990.

At present, the top troop contributors to UN peacekeeping are largely developing countries, led by Bangladesh.

The sniping, largely developing around Mr. Ross's early marketing decisions, is rooted in self-preservation: The last thing the broader movie industry wants is a television guy showing that its way of conducting business is antiquated.

So those attending yesterday's London nutrition summit were largely developing country leaders and people from the business world, including Bill Gates and the CEO of Unilever, Paul Polman, gathered because of a 2012 G8 initiative, New Alliance for Food Security and Nutrition.

They differ from state to state, and a running theme is that states and local governments are experimenting and largely developing their regulations through trial and error.

It also provided a diverse Norwegian audience representative of policy, industry, politics and the general public an opportunity to see examples of Norwegian engagement in critical issues in a largely developing part of Asia.

These dissolution models were largely developed through laboratory column experiments.

The biochemical and pharmaceutical industries have largely developed from a foundational research base.

"But the linkage, which largely developed after World War II, has a lot of inherent tension.

Srinivasa Ramanujan is remembered for his unique mathematical brilliance, which he had largely developed by himself.

Irrigated farming, largely developed since 1953 and centred on Horsham, yields fruits and vegetables.