Sentence examples for has achieved wider from inspiring English sources

In my 35 years of journalism, no quotation from an interview of mine has achieved wider currency than the following (largely because the publisher of the composer's later works, Universal, used it in its Feldman catalog).

But powered by the Ultimate Fighting Championship, the foremost international promoter of mixed martial arts, the sport has achieved wider popularity and, in some circles, mainstream acceptance over the past half-decade.

But Islamic State has achieved wider resonance than Al Qaeda ever did, in part because its mass use of social media has attracted more disaffected youth even as its message of an ultra-conservative Islamic caliphate, with control over large swaths of territory and the beginnings of an actual nation state, has broadened its appeal beyond just the radicalized and militant.

It may also be the case that, as the term has achieved wider application, it has come to be used strategically by researchers to add authority and currency to funding proposals and academic articles.

The Komische is known as one of the most ecstatically perverse opera companies in Europe, and Mr. Herheim — whose intellectually charged, deconstructive work has achieved wide acclaim — might have been expected to follow suit with something truly weird.

Many broadband companies that were trading at modest prices last January have seen double-digit growth or better and this is even before broadband has achieved wide-scale deployment.

The Caco-2 assay has achieved wide popularity among pharmaceutical companies in the past two decades as an in vitro method for estimation of in vivo oral bioavailability of pharmaceutical compounds during preclinical characterization.

Although the single rate model has achieved wide acceptance, we argue that the assumption of a single rate of non-synonymous substitution is biologically unreasonable, given observed differences in substitution rates evident from empirical amino acid models.

Tamoxifen-inducible Cre-mediated manipulation of animal genomes has achieved wide acceptance over the last decade, with numerous important studies heavily relying on this technique.

Organized by Nancy Cohen and Denise Call, the center's staff curators, this fine, gutsy little show pairs artwork by emerging multicultural women artists with those who have achieved wider recognition.

At their popular height a century ago, they had achieved wide acceptance in the American mainstream.