Sentence examples for largely negated from inspiring English sources
The economic gains achieved in the 1970s were largely negated in the '80s, however, by governmental mismanagement and corruption.
While Sierra Mist generated a spike in sales, any significant increase was largely negated by Pepsi Blue, which the company said had not sold as well as it had hoped.
Sticking with the task, however, Duval took the lead just after 9.30pm when the No1 car lost 43 minutes and 12 laps in the pits to change an alternator and the threat from the No3 Audi of Lucas di Grassi, Marc Gené and Oliver Jarvis was largely negated when contact incurred a puncture that cost the squad two laps.
The basolateral media volume was significantly larger than the apical volume (10× or more) which would have largely negated the effects of basolateral accumulation of DTPA or mannitol.
On the three plays that followed Weatherford's 37-yard pass, Florida State managed only six positive yards, but this total was largely negated by a five-yard false start penalty that pushed FSU's offense backward.
Jordan could have signed a five-year maximum deal for $108 million with the Clippers, but because Jordan is not subject to state income taxes with the Mavericks, the money difference was largely negated.
Do that, and you largely negate his influence from open play.
The rationale for this is that growth in government spending will largely negate the power of the rate cuts.
Jordan would not be subject to state income taxes should he sign with the Mavericks, which would largely negate the financial advantage of re-signing with the Clippers.
Inclusion of one in the model would largely negate inclusion of the other, and therefore models including both are apt to exhibit highly unstable structure with slightly varying inputs (c.f. Figs. 5,6).
Moreover, current hatchery practices usually dictate that fry stocked at a given site are of uniform DI, which would largely negate local soft selection on DI and favor hard selection among stocking groups/sites.
