Sentence examples for largely recaptured from inspiring English sources
The members of the quartet have gone their own way since its peak in 2013 and Tunisia still faces severe problems, including public disillusion with the government – which has been largely recaptured by pre-revolutionary elites – and terrorist attacks culminating in the massacre of 38 tourists in Sousse in June.
These findings largely recaptured similar phenomena that have been observed previously in human cell lines [ 23, 24].
Thus, in NBS patients, the mutation pattern in the JH4 intronic sequences largely recaptures the features in the VH regions, where an increased number of the G, but not C, mutations are observed in SHM and/or AID hotspots.
With 3-D now a reality for home viewing, thanks to properly equipped Blu-ray players and HDTVs, and digital processes available to clean up and color-correct the 1950s negatives, the golden-age experience can largely be recaptured in your living room.
In the months after the Lome accord was signed, the United Nations slowly assembled a peacekeeping force intended to take the place of a Nigerian-led, largely West African force that had recaptured Sierra Leone's capital, Freetown, from the rebels early in 1999.
Howard W. French (NYT) SRI LANKA: TOWN DESTROYED -- Reporters who were taken on a military tour of a town recaptured from ethnic Tamil rebels found it had been largely destroyed by the long-range weapons both sides now use.
After that, the mint was used for quartering Confederate troops until it was recaptured along with the rest of the city the following year largely by Union naval forces under the command of admiral David G. Farragut.
The United Nations counter offensive between February and April 1951 had been largely successful, with the US Eighth Army pushing the Chinese north of the Han River during Operation Killer, while Seoul was recaptured in mid-March during Operation Ripper and UN forces once again approached the 38th parallel.
The rest were recaptured.
