Sentence examples for largely disposed from inspiring English sources

Until only recently fluff has been largely disposed of in controlled landfill sites.

Because postprandial glucose is largely disposed of in peripheral tissues, such as muscle, ISI may capture peripheral insulin resistance more completely than estimates of insulin resistance based on fasting insulin concentration, which in comparison more strongly reflect hepatic insulin resistance.

But the rest of "Purpose," Bieber's fourth studio album — and his first since "Believe," in 2012 — largely disposes with that lighthearted spirit to make way for a subdued and grave Bieber.

Americans use and largely dispose of more than 500 million plastic straws every day.

The winner, incidentally, will face Fernando Verdasco in round four, after the Spaniard disposed of Richard Gasquet in three largely uncompetitive sets of tennis.

During the savings and loan crisis of the 1990s, entities called aligned interest partnerships disposed of the toxic assets, largely real estate-related, of S.&L.'s managed by the government's Resolution Trust Corporation.

Without support, the Australians were now assaulting a well dug-in and largely unseen Viet Cong force that was disposed in a wide arc.

Most of the evidence obtained so far is largely consistent with these bodies being deliberately disposed of in this single location by the same extinct hominin species.

They are disposed of mainly through landfills and thus are largely unexploited sources of several valuable biobased compounds potentially profitable in the formulation of novel food products.

The process of buying new things and displaying new symbols might provide status or other psychological benefits, but the pursuit of such symbolic objectives is largely unrelated to the material characteristics of the products being purchased and disposed of.

In the 1930s, the organized crime syndicate known as Murder Incorporated used the largely unpopulated area to dispose of its victims.