Sentence examples for largely stored from inspiring English sources

The collection is largely stored in rooms with outdated electrical wiring, no sprinkler system, no environmental controls and little protection from earthquakes, a consultant's report says.

Mementos we once might have pasted in a scrapbook are now largely stored on our phones and scattered between apps like Facebook, Instagram, Foursquare and Twitter.

The characteristics that an organism inherits are largely stored in cells as genetic information in very long molecules of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA).

Sun's growth potential is what Google may well be looking to acquire — and that is largely stored in intellectual property, where Google hold their key competitive advantage: translating exactly this kind of property into cold cash.

Though, Pb was largely stored in plant roots exposed to 1000 mg/L Pb treatment, only lesser amounts of Pb were translocated to aerial parts of the plants.

I mean, it's largely stored, because storage doesn't cost that much, but what does cost a lot is being able to actually — and is awkward — is being able to get that data, and putting it in a form that's useful for people.

Migrating birds rely largely on stored fat and they also metabolise protein as a supplementary source of energy.

The seed has virtually no endosperm; its reserve food is stored largely in the two cotyledons (seed leaves) of the embryo.

Throughout his life he wrote in notebooks, on scraps of paper, and on whatever else fell to hand, which he then stored, largely undifferentiated, in a trunk.

The top United Nations nuclear inspector, Dr. Mohamed ElBaradei, said Monday that Libya's nuclear program was years away from producing a nuclear weapon and that important pieces of equipment were now largely dismantled and stored in boxes.

A1 Details on Libyan Nuclear Effort The top United Nations nuclear inspector said that Libya's nuclear program was years away from producing a weapon and was now largely dismantled and stored in boxes.