Sentence examples for until largely from inspiring English sources

Stamp seals preceded cylinders, first appearing in Mesopotamia in the 5th millennium bc and developing over a period of about 1,500 years until largely replaced by the cylinder in the 3rd millennium.

The movement had, until then, largely been confined to Syria and Iraq.

He did not return to finish them until several years later, largely for Thomas Jefferson.

She joined him there, until, thanks largely to her, he was able to return to England.

The figure grew slowly until 1915, largely because of government railroad financing.

These were rising until recently, largely because immigrants began to send more money through formal channels.

Those in charge of the Lowry have, until now, largely kept their counsel on the proposals.

The algorithm's role in the 2016 election has, until now, largely gone unexplored.

Democratic members of Congress had until now largely stayed out of the row about Rice.

However, the role of undercover police in the story remained, until now, largely unknown.

Their needs are different and producers around the world have, until recently, largely ignored them.