Sentence examples for gained broad usage from inspiring English sources

The phrase "middle out" itself seems to have gained broad usage among liberals after the publication of the 2011 book "The Gardens of Democracy" by the entrepreneur Nick Hanauer and the writer Eric Liu.

Microarray technology is a powerful tool and has gained broad usage in basic and medical research.

The term translational medicine was introduced in the 1990s but only gained wide usage in the early 2000s.

It gained wide usage during the 1980s and is rarely used outside philosophy.

In spite of BATO's unique qualities, it never gained wide usage.

Although SA-β-Gal staining has gained broad acceptance as a marker of senescence, its usage in various aspects of aging research has generated serious doubts about its specificity.

And indeed, it has gained broad support.

In recent years, ADRs have gained broad public attention.

"This is not something that would be available for broad usage within agencies," Rice said.

Will it be the dominant local language, Tetun, with its broad usage but limited vocabulary?

The term épinette ("spinet") had a similarly broad usage in France.