Sentence examples for largely untouchable from inspiring English sources

Hitherto, the board's power has also made it largely untouchable; hence the impunity displayed by Mr Srinivasan.

Mayweather has been largely untouchable against the best the sport of boxing has produced in the last two decades.

The night was a powerhouse again, made only more potent a year later when, in the same season, NBC added both "Friends" and "ER" NBC remained largely untouchable on Thursdays the rest of the 1990's.

"Opponents to this bill and their well-paid Washington lobbyists have spread false statements and rumors about the legislation, which is really a disservice to consumers, and instead proudly boast that they remain largely untouchable by the F.D.A.," Mr. McCain said on the Senate floor.

The Republican majority in the House has passed legislation to speed lease sales on public lands while pressing to open the Atlantic and Pacific coasts — which have been largely politically untouchable since the Santa Barbara oil spill in 1969 — to extensive oil and gas development.

Especially for investors, this category was largely viewed as untouchable, due to the extensive risk involved and a low success rate.

As Darude and Rodgers will tell you, time is not a healer, once a track becomes untouchable, it largely stays that way.

But no antagonist was more implacable than Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, the brilliant, quick-tempered untouchable leader — still largely unknown in the West — who saw the Mahatma's nonviolent efforts to eradicate untouchability as a sideshow at best.

Anand shows how visits to India focused her attentions on independence, largely through campaigning for lower caste "untouchables", but it's not really clear what gave her her passion for the suffrage campaign.

PAKISTAN'S WILD, LARGELY ungoverned tribal areas have become an untouchable base for Islamic militants to attack Americans and Afghans across the border.

Until now, Israeli soldiers riding through the West Bank and Gaza in armored vehicles seemed untouchable, and the attacks on them largely symbolic.