Sentence examples for by a widely shared from inspiring English sources
Such harsh economic realities are helping revive partisan cleavages formerly muted by a widely shared prosperity.
Social roles for women, for people of color and for those who are today called LGBT were strongly circumscribed by tradition just a few decades ago, and that tradition was underwritten by a widely shared religious orthodoxy.
This intuitive judgment is supported by a widely shared emotional response to serious crime, which Jeffrie Murphy called "retributive hatred" (Murphy & Hampton 1988: ch. 3).
Mrs. Brown, a popular sitcom mother played, in drag, by Brendan O'Carroll, starred in a widely shared pro-Yes video, making the case from her Archie Bunker-like armchair.
A widely shared illustration, by Lucille Clerc, of a broken pencil regenerating itself as two sharpened pencils, was typical.
A widely shared article by David Wallace-Wells in New York magazine last month sketching out some worst-case scenarios included an interview with pioneering climate scientist Wally Broecker, now 84, who no longer believes even the most drastic reductions in carbon emissions are sufficient to avert disaster.
According to a widely shared concept initially proposed by Amartya Sen, poverty can be conceptualized as a deprivation of capabilities.
A widely shared interview with Gunnlaugsson by Swedish broadcaster SVT released on Sunday further added to the scandal.
Our understanding of the term incorporates elements of social inclusion which "is characterised by a society's widely shared social experience and active participation, by a broad and equality of opportunities and life chances for individuals and by the achievement of a basic level of well-being for all citizens" [ 34].
Sen. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif). secured nearly unanimous support for her three-paragraph amendment clarifying that taxpayers would not bear any losses from the liquidation of bankrupt firms, a goal widely shared by both parties and reflected in a 96 to 1 vote.
