Sentence examples for has been widely commented from inspiring English sources

As it is seeking "new digital publishing models," the merger has been widely commented on as a way to counter Amazon's influence on the ebook market.

Michael Sharp, the chief executive of Debenhams, said: "As has been widely commented on in the media, the market was highly promotional in the run up to Christmas and we responded to these conditions to ensure our offer was competitive.

In recent years, the theory has been widely commented and elaborated by social scientists from a theoretical perspective and through small-scale experiments [53], [54], [67], but no rigorous methodology to distinguish the two types has been developed nor tested on large-scale datasets.

The barriers that keep minorities from enjoying full access to the technological revolution have been widely commented on.

The agencies are continuing to downgrade Japanese financial institutions for reasons that have been widely commented upon for months, if not years.

However, the fact that Ayatollah Khamanei's Twitter account posted a link to the page seems to have dispelled some doubters, as does the fact that although the account has been widely publicised and commented on, there has so far been no comment or denial from the ayatollah's office.

Published not long before the American civil war, it has been widely seen as a comment on the internecine conflict over slavery – it is no coincidence that the whale is white.

Boycott has been widely criticised for his comments.

Walsh, by contrast, has been widely assailed for the comments he has made since the shootings, particularly a tweet he sent shortly after they happened Thursday night in which he proclaimed: "Watch out Obama.

This comment has been widely quoted including by Mr Wilders in the Dutch parliament.

Although Mr. Jobs was referring to Apple's plans to build a full-fledged television, he was not actually referring to the TV set, which is how the comment has been widely interpreted.