Sentence examples for largely drop from inspiring English sources

Back in February, the White House proposed capping compensation for executives at banks that take taxpayer bailout money at $500,000, only to largely drop the proposal after Republicans pushed back against it.

Academic work has been largely dropped.

Blacks have largely dropped their alliance with Republicans for redistricting.

THE UNDERCARD: Mr. Santorum and Mr. Paul have largely dropped out of the news in the past several days.

The press has largely dropped the term "Eve teasing", its trivialising euphemism for sexual harassment.

But they have largely dropped off the radar screen for a singular focus on deficit reduction.

Afterward, she largely dropped from public view, though her private life was not without turbulence.

The 1996 welfare reform of Newt Gingrich, Bob Dole and Bill Clinton, however, largely dropped the ball.

Unlike many of his billionaire contemporaries, Omidyar largely dropped off the tech radar.

This method was largely dropped with the advent of canning, except in traditional Pennsylvania Dutch households.

He then largely dropped out of sight, although he keeps homes in New York and California.