Sentence examples for largely flourishing from inspiring English sources

First, they are active in less expected places: in largely flourishing suburbs and barely developed acreage far beyond cities' beltways and in communities far from the Southern Bible Belt with which they are traditionally associated.

In fact, it appears that Burmese painters, like artists everywhere, have largely flourished or withered over the centuries depending on patronage, prevailing political winds and exchange with outside influences.

And they largely flourished.

But the hippos largely stayed put, flourishing in the artificial lakes dug at Mr. Escobar's behest.

Flash, developed by the software concern Macromedia, is largely responsible for the flourishing entertainment on the Web.

In the 1930s protectionism flourished largely because of macroeconomic failures.

With authorities preoccupied with battling extremism, an underground metal scene flourished largely unnoticed.

As the movie forcefully reminds us, arranged marriage may be an antiquated tradition in the West, but it still flourishes largely unchallenged in many other parts of the world.

This pop image of the bonobo — equal parts dolphin, Dalai Lama, and Warren Beatty — has flourished largely in the absence of the animal itself, which was recognized as a species less than a century ago.

Hence Mr Duhalde's populist claims that the orthodox model has failed Argentina's poor, and his rash promises to change it.Another difficulty for Mr Duhalde is that he has yet to establish a tough reputation on corruption, which has flourished largely unchecked during the past decade.

Between the menace of the famed prison and the thatched cottage-and-ponies postcard prettiness, there's an underbelly of insular eccentricity and illegal activity that can flourish largely unchecked, and which the Devon-dwelling Jez Butterworth captures so precisely in his play Jerusalem.