Sentence examples for largely dying from inspiring English sources

"From my perspective, I saw a movement that was largely dying or dead and had a lack of enthusiasm from younger people and from people who had been in the fight for so many years," he told me.

The rest would require Congressional action, where large-scale reform efforts have largely died.

As the Bay Area's large-scale Occupy protests have largely died down, the tactics employed by the region's activist groups have shied away from the take-to-the-street actions that caused widespread annoyance among commuters.

At both flowrates, large flow field differences in the extrathoracic airways across the three geometries largely die out below the main bifurcation.

These have largely died without a requiem.

I won a prize for a horror story, but everything had largely died down.

In the 20th century the use of antimacassars largely died out.

That belief has largely died out now, and we are the better for it.

In Britain, arcades have largely died out: we play at home, on Xboxes and PlayStations.

Although phreaking largely died out, the spirit of phreaking infused computer hacking.

Persian miniature, however, largely died out by the late Ṣafavid period (early 18th century).