Sentence examples for circulated broadly from inspiring English sources
The link to genitalia was promulgated, with no evidence, in a 1973 polemic, and circulated broadly after being mentioned in a 1992 episode of "Oprah".
A "senior American diplomat" told the Times that Cheney's speech had not been circulated broadly in the government before it was delivered, adding, "He kind of runs by his own rules".
A photograph of a pallid-looking Kesha sobbing in the back of the courtroom while the verdict was read has been circulated broadly, aggravating difficult memories for many women who have suffered under the industry's chauvinism.
These have coexisted since 1983 in the human population [ 3], and both strains have circulated broadly worldwide since 1988 [ 1, 2, 4, 5].
First, despite using a variety of methods to ensure our survey was circulated broadly throughout Canada, some programs may not have been surveyed.
Genetic analysis indicated that the virus had originated from reassortment of influenza A(H5N1) clade 2.3.2.1b, variant clade 2.3.4, and influenza A(H6N6) viruses that circulate broadly in duck populations in southern and eastern China.
That post, like many of his, was struck down by censors, though fans reached it first and circulated it broadly).
The new reporting cites an email between Sandberg and a Facebook senior executive that was circulated more broadly to senior comms and policy staff.
Dr. Lounsbury suggested that whatever the political content or concerns, compiling data and circulating it broadly was important for the practice of wartime medicine, and for the American military and public to understand better a long period of war.
Scientists will also examine samples collected throughout South and Central America now, to see if Zika virus found in the tissue or amniotic fluid of babies with birth defects is in any way different from the virus circulating more broadly in the community.
Now scientific research supports the unwritten and broadly circulated theory that people in BMWs are lacking in road manners.
