Sentence examples for largely undisclosed from inspiring English sources

Lower-ranked employees who received equity compensation, which is largely undisclosed, may have also received such a windfall.

While the details of the settlement were largely undisclosed, Helene Brezinsky, Ms. Hanover's lawyer, said that Ms. Hanover, 52, would also be reimbursed for all her legal fees.

As a result, corporations and unions have the right to spend unlimited (and largely undisclosed) amounts of money advocating in favor of or against specific candidates.

Background: Anti-Galα1-3Gal antibodies (anti-αGal) represent a significant fraction of natural antibodies and were implicated in several disease states, yet their origin and physiological significance remain largely undisclosed.

A Legal Waiver Unknown outside of a few Wall Street legal departments, the A.I.G. waiver was released last month by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform amid 250,000 pages of largely undisclosed documents.

Now, partly as a result of the attention generated by the play's success last year, the Bohr family plans to release previously unpublished, and largely undisclosed, documents by Bohr about the meeting, including a strongly worded letter he wrote to Heisenberg about it but never sent.

Air freshener ingredients are largely unknown and undisclosed, owing to regulatory protections on consumer product ingredients and on fragrance formulations.

Many believe that Caylee was denied justice; her mother, meanwhile, has been released from prison and remains hidden in an undisclosed location, largely to protect her from vigilante justice.

Once again, the reason for an undisclosed exit largely comes down to price and how this will be perceived by the market.

(Prior to this, the company had raised an undisclosed amount in angel funding from Newfund, and was largely bootstrapped it tells me).

While an undisclosed majority of that revenue comes from advertising, the ads are posted on content consumed largely by the diminishing subscribers of AOL's dying dial-up Internet service.