Sentence examples for largely undone from inspiring English sources

Pierce, our 14th president, was largely undone by Kansas.

Yet postal reform was largely undone after Mr Koizumi left office.

This was largely undone in FDR's first term, thanks mainly to the cleanup of the banking system and the sharp devaluation of the dollar against gold.

In the past few decades, as legislation that put controls on Wall Street was largely undone, the size and profits of the financial sector grew enormously.

But the wholesale plundering of government property, often under the eyes of American soldiers in the capital, has largely undone those good intentions.

That is because Japanese carriers are now locked in a bruising price war for 3G subscribers that has largely undone that promise.

Another approved work largely left undone in an abandoned home that had been boarded up.

The team had folded down the stretch in 2011, undone largely by a toxic clubhouse and the breakdown of trust between the front office and the manager.

The home side looked largely comfortable with the Wigan attack, but were undone when they switched off at a set-piece, Roger Espinoza sending a cross into the area for McCann to head home.

The first movement ("Fantasy") of my double concerto for violin, cello and orchestra "States of Fantasy," which takes its name from Jacqueline Rose's magisterial book, consists largely of a series of canons phasing progressively further apart from one another and becoming undone (the law becoming undone).

Though it is uncertain whether Trump will pull back on any of the current Administration's policies, as a legal matter he likely would have that capacity: in each case President Obama has largely relied on Executive Authority, and what can be done under President Obama can be undone under President Trump.