Sentence examples for largely past from inspiring English sources

It is too heavy, too much of a dinosaur, and its time has largely past.

Largely past, that is, until editors like Freeman want to make things a little more direct, a little more real.

But by the end of the 18th century, Houston continues, "the growing pains of the double comma were largely past".

But Mr. Paulson has built a reservoir of credibility, largely through past performance and marketing efforts.

Small shops still dominate Japan's retail industry, thanks largely to past government protection.

But journalists and government leaders largely ignored past meetings of his group, he said.

Under previous arrangements, hospitals got the bulk of their income through "block contracts" which largely reflected past budgets.

It can afford it: it has the biggest sovereign wealth fund in the world, containing about $550bn, largely from past oil and gas exports.

Much of this criticism misses the point, harking back to a largely imaginary past in which the big issues of the day were thrashed out in parliament, and particularly in the presentation of alternative policy platforms by party leaders.

The three men in question admitted to Vazant on the show that their bias against black women was due largely to past experiences as well as negative preconceived notions.

Lung cancer mortality patterns throughout Europe are very heterogeneous and largely reflect past smoking habits.