Sentence examples for largely moved away from inspiring English sources
But the bureau has now largely moved away from that one-size-fits-all mandate.
Not only does Verizon control the largest mobile phone company in the country, but it has also largely moved away from copper wires.
With the industrial revolution, formal work largely moved away from home, but both parents commonly had jobs to make ends meet; the children managed as best they could, and again soon had to start earning their keep.
Records like High High, I'm The Best and Bubble Pop are unbelievably great, but the parent albums or mini-albums seem to stick to the hit-plus-filler model that European and British pop has largely moved away from.
At the same time, big studios have largely moved away from attempts to integrate mobile content into the home console.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, the company, has largely moved away from its encyclopaedia work focusing most of its energies in recent years on educational software.
It is now a largely depopulated city: most of its former residents have moved away.
In recent years, however, pharmaceutical companies have been engaging more and more with Semantic Web technologies, which are largely built around the sorts of hand-written systems that NLP has moved away from this century.
And with their land largely developed, the state's older suburbs experienced minimal growth or lost population as children moved away from their parents' homes.
Moved away from Beaver Stadium?
