Sentence examples for largely evade from inspiring English sources

The virus has learned to largely evade our immune system through centuries of co-evolution with the consequence that the immune responses after natural infection, aiming to control or eradicate the virus, are attenuated.

On the other hand, compared to golden eagles, they can visit cultivated land more regularly in hunting forays due to their nocturnal habits, which allows them to largely evade human activity.

Once inhaled, particles < 100 nm in particular are efficiently deposited in the respiratory tract (fractional deposition up to 70%), translocate efficiently into the interstitium, and largely evade macrophage clearance (Daigle et al. 2003; Ferin et al. 1992; Hahn et al. 1977).

Yet while the sex industry has largely evaded regulation, most countries have tried to control online betting to some degree.

Using a procedural maneuver, China has largely evaded full-fledged debate on its human rights record in the last decade.

Finally, an important story that has largely evaded public attention: the effort to prevent oversight of Iraq spending.

HOW is it that Lerici, an undeniably beautiful seaside town just minutes from the Cinque Terre on the Italian Riviera, has largely evaded the radar of foreign tourists?

Manuel avoided a scolding from his bosses for the wisecrack, just as he has largely evaded criticism for the way this season has deteriorated.

Over 20 years later he was implicated in bombings of Havana hotels.Mr Posada has largely evaded punishment for these crimes.

But pet owners are indulging their animals with the market's more healthful -- and expensive -- offerings, giving companies like Mars a boost that has largely evaded its beleaguered counterparts in the human food business.

COLLECTION AND CREDIT FIRMS FACE SCRUTINY "The government's consumer finance watchdog unveiled a broad plan to regulate financial firms that have largely evaded federal oversight," Mr. Protess reported.