Sentence examples for largely dissolved from inspiring English sources

While there is persisting inequality in our society, the old class structures have been largely dissolved.

World Wide lawyers say Mr. Lichfield's original company has largely dissolved, and exists in name only.

A presidential committee set up to advance the talks has largely dissolved, with key opposition figures dropping out, saying their complaints were not heard.

He was so ineffective that the Latin Empire (consolidated by his uncle, Henry of Flanders) was largely dissolved at the end of his reign.

Despite the fortune teller's predictions, the Vuong clan's power has been largely dissolved, but the palace has been preserved as a handsome museum.

Those qualities have largely dissolved out of both our ruling and artistic classes; so, too, have incredible calcium deposits of racial and sexual privilege, as obdurately prevalent as they remain.

For "Dr Dee" Mr. Albarn's music is unplugged, and it harks back to medieval and Renaissance models, from English folk dances and lute songs to a cappella church polyphony; it largely dissolves into the drama.

The novelty is that micelles of SDEA can help insoluble SA largely dissolve in solution, then SA and SDEA form hydrophobic passivation coatings simultaneously to greatly improve corrosion resistance of manganese substrate.

Also it may be understood that the glycerol would largely dissolve in excessive methanol and subsequently inhibit the reaction of methanol to the reactants and catalyst, thus interfering with the separation of glycerin, which in turn lowers the biodiesel yield by shifting the equilibrium in the reverse direction [24].

It also depends largely on dissolved oxygen tension.

For example, in Lake Maracaibo, Venezuela nitrogen availability was found to be regulated by efficient diurnal nutrient (nitrogen) recycling based largely on dissolved organic nitrogen in spite of low DIN (Gardner et al., 1998).