Sentence examples for largely incorporated from inspiring English sources

A council member representing a largely incorporated district would spend disproportionately more time taking care of the needs of the few in the unincorporated area than a council member who represented a mostly unincorporated district.

Unlike a country such as China that largely incorporated indigenous peoples, the United States has a diversity that to a great degree has come from an immense and sustained global immigration.

The knowledge and opinions that had accumulated by the end of the 19th century are largely incorporated in the German linguist Karl Brugmann's Grundriss der vergleichenden Grammatik der indogermanischen Sprachen (2nd ed., 1897 1916; "Outline of Comparative Indo-European Grammar"), which remains the latest full-scale treatment of the family.

That would be Congressman James Oberstar James Oberstar of Minnesota*, whose own high-speed rail bill, H.R. 2329, was largely incorporated into RIDE 21.

Hollinwood was formerly a village and industrial district of Chadderton, but was largely incorporated into neighbouring Oldham following a court case in 1713.

Moreover, known protein complexes are largely incorporated in the assessed modules.

The county part now consists largely of incorporated cities, all of which have mayors.

Of the three enzymes, KF (exo–) was largely accurate and incorporated the correct dNMP opposite these lesions with high selectivity.

PC2+ genes were largely divided into two large clusters of H3.3-type histone incorporated or non-incorporated patterns, with the former not showing substantial differences between variants in the D1/2 and D3 groups.

Because radioactive elements would have been generated in the explosion, they could have been sprinkled into the young solar system and incorporated into meteors, which largely solves the mystery over their composition.

Also the ExAC database shows that throughout 60,706 incorporated exomes there is largely no or minimal coverage of KLF2.