Sentence examples for has achieved widespread from inspiring English sources

In the 20th century the basket weave, or diagonal, stitch has achieved widespread popularity.

Capsaicin, the pungent extract of red peppers, has achieved widespread use in clinical research because it induces cough in a dose-dependent and reproducible manner.

The use of technological tools on learning, such as online collaboration tools, presentation software or online course materials, has achieved widespread social dissemination (Tapscott, 2009), especially among young people, inviting the search for possibilities to improve teaching and to achieve the proposed educational objectives.

Clinton has achieved widespread admiration at home and abroad by earning it through hard work, great skill, high standards, vast achievement and good faith as first lady, a United States senator and secretary of State.

Capsaicin has achieved widespread use for measurement of cough reflex sensitivity [ 7].

Over the last decades, Mexico has achieved widespread access to facility-based care with the majority (89.5% - 94.4%) of births attended by physicians [ 18].

Indeed, although Minitel had achieved widespread usage among groups that were otherwise averse to new technology, it was shuttered in 2012 because of its rising costs.

There are between thirteen and eighteen grams of protein in each Chobani cup, and little or no fat a selling point at a moment when high-protein diets have achieved widespread popularity.

There are between thirteen and eighteen grams of protein in each Chobani cup, and little or no fat — a selling point at a moment when high-protein diets have achieved widespread popularity.

Most are bottom-dwellers (benthos), but the bivalve genera Claraia, Posidonia, Daonella, Halobia, and Monotis, often used as Triassic index fossils, were planktonic and may have achieved widespread distribution by being attached to floating seaweed.

GnRH analogues have achieved widespread clinical use for the control of reproduction in animals.