Sentence examples for largely solved from inspiring English sources

By the early twentieth century, the problems of human birth seemed to have been largely solved.

Once they found a replacement in Ray Lucas, their problems were largely solved.

Food shortages are considered largely solved and health problems like AIDS have come to the fore.

"Americans think Europe's problems are largely solved," said John Kornblum, the American ambassador to Germany.

The holding company's debt problem was largely solved by a transaction struck in January.

The access problem which had bedevilled the NHS for decades, has been largely solved.

That problem was largely solved by the arrival of the dark web (via Tor) and Bitcoin, the pseudonymous digital cryptocurrency.

He thought he had largely solved the vomiting problem, while keeping the drug's ability to help men get erections.

But as of Wednesday, his future insurance problems are largely solved: he qualifies for Medicare because he turns 65.

Only 26 years ago, one of the country's most respected economists argued that social mobility was a problem largely solved.

Although G.D.P. numbers still aren't perfect — they are subject to periodic revisions, for example — the basic problem has been largely solved.