Sentence examples for has widely supported from inspiring English sources
Conclusion As we've written about before, the American public has widely supported the NSA's activities before and after the scandal.
As noted by Weisburd (2015), and by Haberman and Ratcliffe (2015), empirical research has widely supported theoretical expectations about crime and place.
Research has widely supported the numerous negative outcomes for victims of child sexual abuse (CSA), but little attention has been paid to the experiences of non-abused, non-offending siblings following the victim's disclosure.
While the public has widely supported greater openness for decades, some concerns remain.
Predicted spending cuts could increase discontent among the population, which has widely supported its government, and even put the organizers of the 2018 World Cup in Russia in a cash bind.
The project, known as Hatcher Square, sits next to a train station and bus lines; it is close to jobs, churches and community centers; and surrounding residents have widely supported its construction.
A 5p carrier bag charge introduced in Wales has been "widely supported" with people's shopping habits changing as a result, an official study for the Welsh government has shown.
Originally, DNA methylation may have been evolutionarily acquired to defend against genomic disruption by parasitic insertional element translocations in eukaryotic genomes, an idea that has become widely supported (Robertson and Wolffe 2000; Slotkin and Martienssen 2007; Yoder et al. 1997).
"The decision to resume diplomatic relations with Cuba has been widely supported, and the number of Americans traveling to Cuba is increasing dramatically.
"The decision to resume diplomatic relations with Cuba has been widely supported, and the number of Americans traveling to Cuba is increasing dramatically," Senator Patrick J. Leahy, Democat of Vermont, said in a statement.
Farmer's decision has been widely supported by other charities, which are also anxious about the consequences of pushing some of the country's most unwell and vulnerable people through a "flawed" WCA.
