Sentence examples for been widely declared to from inspiring English sources

The system, especially at the primary level, has been widely declared to be "broken".

An attempted satellite launch in 2009 — like a similar effort in 1998 — were widely declared to be failures, with the payloads crashing into the Pacific Ocean.

Their chances of being widely declared heroes aren't nearly as great: Private Manning was sentenced to 35 years in prison last week, and Mr. Snowden, who revealed documents showing the extent of surveillance by the National Security Agency, is still hiding in Russia beyond the reach of the United States government.

Meanwhile, Lake Erie was widely declared "dead," its waters contaminated by algal blooms.

The leader of the Liberal Democrats was widely declared the winner of Britain's first-ever televised election debate.

That word came after a summit meeting of European leaders in early December was widely declared a flop.

(Though many who heard the debate on radio thought Mr. Nixon had won on rhetoric, Mr. Kennedy was widely declared the victor for his telegenic stage presence).

A downgrade by Standard & Poor's Ratings Services, which has put France on review with a negative outlook, became more likely last week after a summit meeting of European Union leaders was widely declared a flop.

The verdict had been widely expected to declare General Musharraf ineligible to serve another term.

SA has been widely applied to solve combinatorial optimization problems as Yao (1995) declares.

At this point, the incumbent solution is declared to be optimal.