Sentence examples for has worked widely from inspiring English sources

Stern has worked widely with practitioners in bridging the gap between academic research and the practice of innovation and entrepreneurship.

And for Mr Vick, who has worked widely in Italy, the "Ring" cycle is his fourth project in Palermo.

He has worked widely in German electronic studios and conducted the Ensemble Intercontemporain of Paris for 12 years.

Scott Stern has worked widely with practitioners in bridging the gap between academic research and the practice of innovation and entrepreneurship.

Ann Ellis Hanson has worked widely in the field of Graeco-Roman Egypt, publishing on such topics as women's and children's medicine, widowhood, and the family as well as editing both literary and documentary papyri.

Currently, first appointed chair of the first Cape Town Museum, she has worked widely nationally and internationally in heritage and history education, including at a number of leading museums.

The Spanish Ramón y Cajal program was launched in an effort to bridge postdoctoral and permanent positions, but how well it has worked has widely varied.

The most damning aspect of the new disclosures is that the N.S.A. has worked to make widely used technology less secure.

By 52, he had worked in five widely different professions, using three different names.

A scholar of Newton, religion, science and mathematics, du Chatelet traveled throughout Europe, had works translated widely and in 1738 became the first woman to have a scientific paper published by the Paris Academy.

The term "shift work" has been widely used and generally includes any arrangement of daily working hours other than the standard daylight hours (7/8 am – 5/6 pm) [ 6].