Sentence examples for is widely made from inspiring English sources

The accusation that the US supports IS is widely made by Iraqi Shiites and speaks to the antipathy in Iraq toward the US, which is blamed for sowing much of the discord that led to the Islamic State's rise.

This last point is widely made.

The letter said: "The accusation is widely made that Jeremy Corbyn and his supporters have moved to the extreme left on economic policy.

It's not a coincidence that a media – or parliament – that is widely made up of white upper-middle-class non-disabled men don't naturally listen to the voices of poor and disabled people.

Pilaf-type dishes are found in many cultures; this simple and hearty version with lamb is widely made in the Uyghur region of China, according to Yimamu Maimati, owner of Queen Amannisa in Crystal City.

The claim that there is a 97% consensus among scientists that humans are the cause of global warming is widely made in climate change literature and by political figures.

It was a comparison, Mr. Gelbard added, that is being widely made.

Behavioral observations are widely made in interviews and in a variety of workaday settings.

As Kevin says, the case for more inflation was being widely made before the recent (and now fading) bump driven by commodity prices.

The allegations have been widely made by Nato, the US and Western allies but Moscow has denied any direct involvement in the fighting.

Four variants of gradient-based methods are presented and numerical comparisons are widely made with the previous on three kinds of test networks.