Sentence examples for has widely reported from inspiring English sources

The Guardian has widely reported recent electoral violence and the persecution of opposition leader, homosexuals and journalists in Uganda.

Guardian Australia's Mikey Slezak, who has widely reported on the "stench of death" on the reef, wasn't much impressed by the Coalition's "rescue mission", either: "It looks more like a rescue mission for the government's credibility on reef policy".

[email protected] | @Edpilkington Molly Redden, senior reporter, gender equality, New York Molly previously worked for Mother Jones, where she has widely reported on the erosion of women's rights across the US.

Although Ebola may be carried without symptoms in fruit bats for extended periods, as the media has widely reported, additional candidates keep emerging — a certain strain of the virus was found to be harbored by pigs in the Philippines in 2008, for example.

Although Ebola may be carried without symptoms in fruit bats for extended periods, as the media has widely reported, additional candidates keep emerging a certain strain of the virus was found to be harbored by pigs in the Philippines in 2008, for example.

Gallup has widely reported that only 30% of U.S. employees are engaged at work and an even lower 13% of employees report being engaged at work worldwide.

The Ukrainian press had widely reported that RUE's circle of true beneficiaries included Mogilevich.

Until now, the Spanish news media had widely reported that Jamal Zougam, a Moroccan, was the prime suspect in the bombings.

The Spanish newspapers and television have widely reported this social action and the Orange Tide has become a part of mainstream media.

Buttressed by detailed accounts of the real history, politics, technology and bureaucracy of bioterrorism, it had widely reported effects on national policy.

In the past several days, the news media have widely reported that Mr. Zardari believes Mr. Musharraf should be given "safe passage" to leave the country.