Sentence examples for broadly published from inspiring English sources

Broadly published an article this week entitled Why Women Want To F**k Bad Boys, in which writer Diana Tourjee claimed that: "Everyone knows men like these … (so-called 'bad boys,' or risk-taking men) … are desirable.

I'm not suggesting Chalabi-style spin, and I have no reason to doubt the broadly published assessments of A.W.K.'s racketeering or the veracity of the sources that have promoted them.

At a one-day test run with 15 hackers working with information on 600,000 items, he said, people created things like visual timelines of when ideas became broadly published, maps showing locations of different items, and a "virtual stack" of related volumes garnered from various locations.

Scott Woolley's article and William Baldwin's comments in "Sidelines" deserves to be broadly published across the U.S. Congratulations.

In December, Broadly published a series of photos depicting the girls of She Shreds, an Australian skateboarding organization based in Tasmania.

There are very few unturned stones about the Civil War, and what I like about this book is that it's, as far as I can tell, the first broadly published, in-depth look at Boston Corbett's life.

The purpose of this review was to broadly categorize published scholarly work on e-cigarettes using a structured, multi-level coding scheme.

In a Broadly profile published Tuesday, the transgender icon and former Olympian discussed her conservative politics and said Trump "has been, for all LGBT issues, the worst president we have ever had".

Janet's books, scholarly yet broadly appealing, are published by Knopf.

He has written and published broadly on civil society, citizenship, and culture and law.

She is a political theorist who has published broadly in democratic theory, political sociology, and the history of political thought.