Sentence examples for largely flowed from inspiring English sources

Transport has for the most part worked well and rush-hour traffic has largely flowed freely.

But since the mid-90's, with Office dominating applications, new investment in the software industry has largely flowed instead to products for the Internet.

In the simplest terms, the relatively meager gains the American economy has produced in recent years have largely flowed to a small segment of the most affluent households, leaving middle-class and poor households with slow-growing living standards.

The combined result is that, in recent years, the economy has posted its slowest 10-year average growth rates since the Commerce Department began keeping statistics in 1947: In addition to slow growth, the bounty from the economy's growth has largely flowed to a small slice of the population: the affluent.

This result revealed that the leakage currents largely flowed through the macroscopic defects, and thus the macroscopic defects are another cause of the high leakage currents.

Heavy elements such as iron largely flowed to the centre, and the distinct layers of crust, mantle and core we see today began to form.

The analysis shows that open-ended pores enable analyte flow through the pores and greatly reduce the response time and analyte consumption for detecting large molecules with slow diffusivities compared with closed-ended pores for which analytes largely flow over the pores.

They believe the economic gains are largely flowing to Chinese immigrants.

In addition, it was confirmed from the C-AFM analysis that the leakage currents largely flow through the macroscopic defects.

Moody's says $800 billion is available for investing in sharia-compliant assets, and it's largely flowing through Malaysia and Singapore in Asia, Bahrain and Dubai in the Gulf, and London in Europe.

What happens when Trump similarly realizes that nothing in the Constitution specifically requires him to accept a Supreme Court ruling he doesn't like and that the high court's authority largely flows from a 215-year-old precedent?