Sentence examples for has gone widely from inspiring English sources

It has gone widely unnoticed by the journalists and academics who document the food culture of the American South, perhaps because it sounds so unappetizing.

When Zuley took over the Slahi interrogation in 2003 – his name has gone widely unreported – he designed a plan so brutal it received personal sign-off from then-US defence secretary Donald Rumsfeld.

Another benefit, he says, which has gone widely underreported, is that increased discussion around erectile dysfunction has led to "a discovery that a lot of people had impotence as a consequence of cardiovascular disease that limited blood flow and impaired the mechanism that caused erections".

Another benefit, he says, which has gone widely underreported, is that increased discussion around erectile dysfunction has led to "a discovery that a lot of people had impotence as a consequence of cardiovascular disease that limited blood flow and impaired the mechanism that caused erection".

"We all know that this association has gone through widely different phases and circumstances, subject to the vicissitudes and contradictions of history," he told a hushed audience of about 800 lawmakers and national leaders, including Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi and President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi.

This is the face of climate change". The clip has gone viral, widely shared as a warning about the dangers of climate change.

In each case a technology created for military use has gone on to become widely used by civilians.

The term has gone on to become widely used in the mainstream media and has been the subject of several televisions series, magazine and newspaper articles, and book publications focusing on both the good and bad aspects of the term and surrounding culture.

Washington's newest Latin American target throughout the 1990s into the new century has been Colombia, where U.S. aid has gone to a military widely accused of horrific human rights abuses and collusion with right-wing paramilitary death squads.

Since its initial description in the literature, the method has gone on to be widely used, both for research conducted by our group working with data from the Alberta Provincial Project for Outcome Assessment in Coronary Heart Disease (APPROACH) registry [ 2- 4], and by other groups conducting similar research in other settings [ 5, 6].

The kind of behavior now being widely exposed has gone on for as long as business has existed.