Sentence examples for largely escape from inspiring English sources

Ms. Gomelsky's is the first generation with serious mental illness to largely escape the state hospitals.

That Citigroup might largely escape accountability because of a few turns of phrase in its offering materials seems to be missing the forest for the trees.

Until Sunday, when 16 American soldiers were killed and even more were wounded in the downed helicopter, defensive tactics and devices had helped United States aircraft largely escape disaster.

And regulations passed during the administration of President George W. Bush allow many of those farms to self-certify that they will not pollute, and thereby largely escape regulation.

Under the proposed accord being hammered out by Biden and McConnell, households earning less than $450,000 would largely escape higher income tax bills, though couples earning more than $300,000 a year and individuals earning more than $250,000 would lose part of the value of their exemptions and itemized deductions, under the terms of the emerging agreement.

Britain will largely escape such problems because it sharply scaled back increases in state pensions in the 1980s though at the price of more pensioners in poverty.However, pensions are not the only extra costs that countries with ageing populations will face.

Our village, too, largely escaped unscathed.

Bondholders who financed banks that failed largely escaped pain.

So far, civilians have largely escaped the violence.

But the episode largely escaped public notice until last week.

Doctors largely escaped public blame in the case of Jobs.