Sentence examples for largely discarded from inspiring English sources

Some ask, Why is China adopting a therapeutic approach that Americans have largely discarded?

The idea that the body's immune system could play a crucial role in eradicating cancer was largely discarded.

This is three times more than the government agreed to in the wake of Heseltine's largely discarded devolution review, conducted 18 months ago and much favoured by Adonis.

By Evan Osnos Video consultations are popular, but some question whether China should bother with a therapy that the West has largely discarded.

In the 1930s the German, Italian, British, and U.S. navies regained interest in motor torpedo boats, which had been largely discarded after World War I.

After Mr. Woodruff was seriously injured in Iraq, Mr. Gibson was introduced as the anchor, and ABC's attempts to tinker with the "World News" brand were largely discarded — except for the Webcast.

The stereotypes of male homosexuals as weak and effeminate and lesbians as masculine and aggressive, which were widespread in the West as recently as the 1950s and early '60s, have largely been discarded.

Who copied whom?" On the other hand, as time marched on and global competition became intense, companies realized that the closed innovation model should largely be discarded in favor of open-source innovation.

The piece, according to the Coachella website, was made largely with discarded materials from houses and office buildings in Latvia.

While most scholars would agree that some aspects of Piagetian theory have become foundational assumptions underlying the entire field, other Piagetian ideas have largely been discarded.

Stuart is a "freegan" – someone who subsists largely on food discarded by others.