Sentence examples for largely discounted from inspiring English sources

Those fears are now largely discounted by medical experts.

Immigration may seem like the answer, but it's been largely discounted by anthropometric historians.

But their offers were largely discounted as Stifel and Raymond James emerged as serious bidders.

Six days after the plane went missing, most reports had suggested that terrorism or hijacking had been largely discounted.

Jerry Clasen, a grain farmer in Reno County, south of Salina, said he largely discounted global warming.

But investors largely discounted the data, which bullish analysts think may have been distorted by the wintry weather in February.

For all the talk about home-field advantage in this series, the players largely discount its impact.

Although it is still cited in some literature, many researchers now largely discount it and view the impact of wetlands as highly variable.

As I wrote when I last cited this, "The only change I'd suggest is to drop the words 'by industry,' given that everyone in societies thriving on fossil fuels has harvested the present benefits while largely discounting, so far, the need to invest against long-term risks from the resulting buildup of greenhouse gases.

She largely discounts the psychiatrists' suggestions that he was internalizing his resentments -- that the budget cuts he was expecting at the college and his first wife's expensive tastes and the requirements of his social life were generating pressures on him about which he felt he could not talk, and with which he was mentally unable to deal.

The finding largely discounts the idea that certain long-term variations in Earth's orbit strongly influence the climate-maker, scientists say.