Sentence examples for largely severed from inspiring English sources

Historic links across the former British colony have been largely severed.

Just as Prohibition largely severed the modern American industry from its nascent origins, Communism separated countries from centuries of winemaking traditions.

And despite administration acknowledgment that Libya has largely severed its ties to terrorist groups, its "residual contacts" with some of those groups led to its inclusion on the State Department's 2002 list of nations that sponsor terrorism.

The consulting firm has suffered more noticeably from his electoral distractions; recent defections have included Mr. Giuliani's former chief of staff, Anthony V. Carbonetti, who largely severed ties with the firm this year but was among the aides making calls in the wake of Mr. Mondello's departure Monday.

Ranthambore is located in headwaters and wildlife corridors are largely severed.

Another respect in which the model has developed with respect to systems is that any apparent connection between rank and realization ('exponence') in the old Scale and Category model has been largely severed.

That connection with American forms was largely lost after the United States severed ties to Cuba in the early 1960s.

The board remained largely unchanged, although Shellenberger finally severed his association with the railroad.

The Magic severed ties with the power forward largely to give more playing time to its young core of big men.

For example, studies of individuals being treated for epilepsy in whom the corpus callosum has been severed, allowing the two hemispheres to function largely independently, have revealed that the right hemisphere has more language competence than was thought.

The common interest in camel husbandry has largely defined their relationships, served to strengthen social bonds that were severed with the dissolution of tribes and contributed to the development of a system of apparent mutual benefit.