Sentence examples for recovered largely from inspiring English sources

World G.D.P. — counting all 56 countries for which data through the third quarter of 2012 is available — has fully recovered, largely because of strength in large emerging economies.

But Hong Kong recovered, largely thanks to opener Ahmed, while Tanwir Afzal chipped in with 42 and Mark Chapman reached 36.

This indicated that once the area is out of production and physically unsuitable for either of human uses, the area were exempted from any human contact and eventually recovered largely into grasslands.

Our tree searches that employed a parsimony ratcheting approach recovered largely concordant patterns with Bayesian and likelihood analyses.

Then, in the late seventeenth century, the price of sugar plummeted, never to recover, largely as a consequence of that hideous invention the West Indies sugar plantation.

By 1824 and 1825, however, St . Louisbusinesses began to recover, largely due to the introduction of the steamboat; the first to arrive in St . Louis the Zebulon M. Pike, docked on August 2, 1817.

The equally weighted analysis (not shown) recovers largely identical unrooted relationships, with neither Artiodactyla nor Lipotyphla recovered as monophyletic.

The strains of anaerobic organisms recovered depended largely on the portal of entry and the underlying disease.

The steady state is recovered rapidly (largely within 10 days, corresponding to one round of cell division on average), even from such an extreme initial condition in which all GFRα1+ units are As.

The nucleophilic addition of cyanide ion to boronic acid groups of TB3PB yields an intramolecular complex which will weaken the electrostatic interaction of TB3PB and HPTS, and as a result, the fluorescence of HPTS recovers largely.

His fiction recovers worlds largely ignored since Atatürk founded the secular republic in 1923 on the ruins of a defeated empire.