Sentence examples for largely survived from inspiring English sources

But the good reputation of homeownership largely survived.

For the moment the villagers are living in their cattle pens, which largely survived the earthquake.

Bush, for all the media fuss, has largely survived the Bob Jones association.

The Book of Common Prayer gathered the elements of the medieval year into a compact form that has largely survived.

Shielded by thick fleeces, ewes have largely survived the drifts, which have topped 16ft (5 metres) in many parts of the fells and mountains.

A1 Aboriginal tribes on the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the Bay of Bengal appear to have largely survived the tsunami, officials said.

In these countries, polio largely survives in the communities on the fringes of society.

The couple is largely surviving on Mr. Balzano's Social Security checks, and Ms. Johansen can no longer afford violin lessons or extra tutoring for her daughter, to her lasting guilt.

This is, however, something that largely survives only in the popular imagination, in a country devoted to services and consumption, where elections are decided on the basis of house-price value, and given to sudden, mawkish outpourings of sentiment.

We find that CN bonds largely survive these shocks; thus, the very low interstellar 14N/15N signature can be preserved if the 15N is carried by CN-bearing interstellar compounds.

Because mining bees prevail in most biomes of the temperate zone, any vegetation rehabilitation efforts should therefore expect that bee communities will largely survive the immediate effects of wildfire, and therefore will need pollen and nectar resources in the year(s) after fire.