Sentence examples for largely unopposed from inspiring English sources

Nearly 20percentt of Congressional candidates were largely unopposed.

"In many instances crowds of attackers seized firearms and ammunition from the military and police," largely unopposed, the report said.

The voters embraced the election initiative in 1998 by two to one but have been frustrated by the refusal of the Legislature -- a club of largely unopposed Democrats -- to finance the law.

On Friday the Russians took over, largely unopposed by their Ukrainian counterparts.

Cheng still had plenty of praise for Uber and its approach to China, but the deal effectively gives Didi largely unopposed operating powers within the growing market.

Reminiscent of the early years, the Luftwaffe was able to inflict high losses largely unopposed.

No government has ever managed to project its authority unopposed, in a largely desert country of 9m people five times the size of Britain with only a few kilometres of surfaced road and porous borders all round.Chad has become even shakier since 200,000 or so Sudanese have fled across the border from Darfur into eastern Chad in the past year or so.

But what is even more surprising is that it has moved ahead unopposed by Labour and largely under the public and professional radar.

The Conservatives, running unopposed on the right, have so far largely ignored the NDP chief, concentrating their fire on Liberal leader Justin Trudeau, 43, who they characterize as inexperienced and "not ready" for high office.

At around 15:00, the British crossed to the northern bank of the Kaitna unopposed apart from a distant harassing fire from the Maratha cannon which was largely inaccurate but succeeded in decapitating Wellesley's dragoon orderly.

Media monopolies go unopposed.