Sentence examples for as being widely from inspiring English sources

Blunt's constituency website does not carry news of his separation but did make prominent mention of his prison speech in July which it described as being "widely misreported".

State Shinto was abolished (by the Americans) after the war as being widely associated, by Japanese as well as foreigners, with the rise of militarism.

Oxycodone, the tenth-most-popular drug on the site, is described as being "widely available by prescription" and as "notoriously addictive, leading many users to have problems controlling their own use".

"One can expect to find evasion and fiddling among all classes of people," he warned before predicting the residents' charge would be seen by the public "as being widely evaded and would bring the new system quickly into disrepute".

As well as being widely reported by the media at the time, Islamabad's concerns regarding those deaths were also directly conveyed to the 'highest levels of the Administration' by Washington's then-ambassador to Pakistan, it has been confirmed to the Bureau.

Add into the mix fun and varied restaurants and nightlife, plus a decent arts scene, and this unfairly maligned city ticks all the boxes for an indulgent quick break, as well as being widely accessible for a large proportion of the population.

Or, as was widely rumored, was she a lesbian?

When Mr. Litvinoff finished, as was widely reported, pandemonium ensued.

That would be the case even if the NLD wins, as is widely expected.

On July 24, the results of the election were announced and as was widely expected, Pierre Nkurunziza was declared the winner of a third five-year term as president.

As is widely known in Washington, the senator is John Kerry.