Sentence examples for largely overturn from inspiring English sources

It has drafted a new rule that would largely overturn the decision.

Haven't many anti-Semitic doctrines (or their consequences) been largely overturned?

However, as R0 increases, the selective advantage of the resistant strain is largely overturned by the high transmissibility of the sensitive strain, and therefore comparable levels of stockpile are required.

The action clarifies and largely overturns a memorandum issued by the environmental agency in December 2008, a month before President George W. Bush left office.

After a brilliant 20 minutes, Blue Ruin has not only covered but largely overturned the ground upon which most revenge thrillers would expend their entire running time.

It's a tactic that's moved from activists on the streets to policy-makers on the Hill: In a country that largely opposes overturning Roe v Wade, framing anti-choice legislation as protective of women is a lot more palatable than admitting a law would limit their rights.

As Fred Barnes notes, the pro-life movement has been stunningly, relentlessly successful in recent years, "vitiating Roe without overturning it", largely by imposing restrictions on abortion (Roe v Wade says women have the right to abort a pregnancy in the first trimester; it does not say that states have to make it easy).

His individual brilliance in the second leg of the quarterfinals against Diego Maradona's Barcelona had largely contributed to United's overturning a 2-0 first-leg deficit.

Thus, this otherwise benign disease with largely stable course has severe overturns in the immunocompromised patients accounting for nearly 90% with significant morbidity and mortality in nearly 8.6% of the patients infected, thus reflecting and highlighting the significance of pretransplant vaccination in this subgroup of population.

Revered as a heroine by many liberals, Bird lost a retention election in 1986 largely because she had voted to overturn every death penalty case she reviewed.

Today, in an opinion read aloud in the regional language, Hausa, the appeals panel overturned the original conviction, largely on the basis of irregularities.