Sentence examples for Promulgated widely from inspiring English sources

For this reason the ideas that do fit with the narrative are promulgated widely (for example digital-by-default, shared services and outsourcing).

"The more test materials are promulgated widely, the more possibility there is to game it," said Bruce L. Smith, a psychologist and president of the International Society of the Rorschach and Projective Methods, who has posted under the user name SPAdoc.

As a thought leader, I'd really like to have my ideas coalesce even more and have them promulgated more widely, through writing and speaking and being able to talk to more people.

"We learned lessons from that episode and those lessons need to be widely promulgated.

She contradicts the view so widely promulgated, that women tend to abuse children at the insistence of a man.

The new analysis puts an end to the '100 year supply' myth widely promulgated by industry, and moves closer to the more sceptical assessment of a US tight oil peak within this decade.

"The people who'll watch it in some critical way," said Mr. Gabler, citing widely promulgated suspicions that the film demonizes its Jewish characters, "are not the people most of us are worried about".

American evangelicals found great allure in dispensationalism's hyper-Protestant premise — the divine plan, accessible to all through earnest study — and the system was widely promulgated in this country by evangelists like Dwight L. Moody.

Meanwhile, "he who does not work shall not eat" was an idea widely promulgated by none other than Vladimir Ilyich Lenin, father of the Soviet Union.

So why is it so widely promulgated, especially in the modern Western world?

Editorial, see p 222 T2-weighted MRI is widely promulgated as an excellent noninvasive method to characterize the AAR.