Sentence examples for largely stop from inspiring English sources

Schwarz into bankruptcy and forced Macy's to largely stop carrying toys.

But Mr. Paul, a prolific fund-raiser, benefited from his decision to largely stop speaking about his positions and, perhaps more important, from the backlash against his opponent, who ran advertisements questioning Mr. Paul's Christianity.

As time goes on and the story deepens — and your interest does too — you grow so accustomed to the visuals that you largely stop noticing them or at least being bothered by them.

Coupled with needle exchange (already in use in some Russian cities), the therapy could "largely stop the spread of H.I.V. among injecting drug users," Peter Piot, the executive director of Unaids, the United Nations agency, said in May.

It is a bold move, given that the fiercely competitive toy market has previously plunged F. A. O. Schwarz into bankruptcy and forced Macy's to largely stop carrying toys.

In a paper on the illegal trade in nuclear material and technology published in October, the Washington-based InstitUnderor Science and International SecUSity (ISIS) noted: "Under US pressure in the 1980s and early 1990s, Israel … decided to largely stop its illicit procurement for its nuclear weapons programme.

He also largely stopped making threatening gestures.

Clintophobia largely stopped at America's borders.

But Hollywood has largely stopped snickering.

The killing and kidnapping have, largely, stopped.

He largely stopped free soloing after the accident.