Sentence examples for largely unaccounted from inspiring English sources

"But many of the true costs remain largely unaccounted for," she says.

But the rest, some $22 billion or more, remains largely unaccounted for.

Then there are the transfer fees, estimated at more than $700 million over the past two years, that are largely unaccounted for.

Around half the aid, which is worth about $1.35 billion, which went directly to the Egyptian treasury in the form of budget support, was largely unaccounted for, according to the report.

From $30 billion, the fund had trickled down to about $450 million by mid-2010, according to Veronica Kalema of Fitch Ratings, which late last year downgraded Nigeria's outlook from "stable" to "negative" partly because of the vast and largely unaccounted outflow from the Excess Crude Account.

Intersex and transgender students like Elliot are still largely unaccounted for at many Australian universities.

The killings have revived the controversy, largely stilled in recent years, over whether the "de-commissioning" of I.R.A. weaponry under the peace process left large, unaccounted stocks in the hands of dissident I.R.A. groups.

That means asbestos used in tiles, piping and adhesives throughout homes and businesses in the United States will remain largely unchecked and unaccounted for.

The issue of those unaccounted for has until now been largely overlooked as events careened from violence to hope, as the authorities vacillated between attacking protesters and withdrawing security forces.

When oil prices are high, money flows into the account, and it becomes an irresistible, unaccounted-for jackpot, especially for the largely autonomous governors of Nigeria's 36 states, according to financial analysts and good-government groups.

Trump seemed visibly shocked as he visited the charred landscapes of the Camp and Woolsey fires, which have killed more than 70 people and left 1,200 others unaccounted for, destroyed more than 12,700 structures and largely erased the picturesque town of Paradise in the Sierra Nevada foothills.