Sentence examples for largely unfilled from inspiring English sources

Space-filling nucleation increased as the crystallization temperature decreased, leading to finer structures at lower temperatures, but was severely inhibited by a large drop in tacticity in which case the gaps remained largely unfilled.

His call of November 1813 for 300,000 more men went largely unfilled.

The Bangladeshi government also vowed to upgrade safety standards and revise labor laws to allow unions to form, after a multitude of earlier pledges went largely unfilled.

In fact, Roma is currently where it wants to be, on top of Serie A. But Pallotta did not mince words when he described Italy's major league several times as a near-death experience, with lots of debt, old stadiums largely unfilled and supporters struggling to pay the admission price.

Mobile advertising inventory still goes largely unfilled because the relevance and targeting isn't that good.

Pope Francis' pledge to reform the Vatican's finances has also gone largely unfilled.

They also make a convincing claim to a niche that Detroit has largely left unfilled since the '60s — the sporting, affordable, rear-drive midsize sedan.

He has become the government's chief health spokesman during the swine flu outbreak because the Obama administration's top health positions largely remain unfilled, although Kathleen Sebelius was confirmed by the Senate on Tuesday as health and human services secretary.

Most of the department's top appointed positions, including deputy secretary, remain unfilled, leaving him largely reliant on career staff members to manage 114,000 employees and contractors and a budget that has more than doubled this year.

The varied features of transfer films on the counterpart steel ring, coupled with the self-lubricative properties of filler particles, largely accounted for the differences in the tribological property of the unfilled and different fluoropolymers-filled phenolic coating.

She says many reservists' jobs have simply gone unfilled, especially in the towns where national guardsmen - whose units are largely based on geography - have been called up and shipped out: "There are six police officers missing from the department in my town.