Sentence examples for is widely shown from inspiring English sources

It is widely shown that children brought up in less favorable conditions obtain less education, despite the large financial returns to schooling (Heckman and Masterov (2005).

Throughout much of the literature, it is widely shown and accepted that face-to-face interviews are often the 'gold standard' in epidemiological research.

School attendance has been widely shown to be a protective factor against a wide range of negative youth outcomes in SSA, particularly among females [ 27, 28].

"This is a film that has been widely shown abroad.

6.17am BST This audio, released by the Security Service of Ukraine, is being widely shown across the world's media.

But the pictures were being widely shown on other international networks, some of which can be seen in the United States.

Mr. Benney was widely shown, starting with an exhibition of theater drawings at the Museum of the City of New York in 1933.

Mr. Gore's camp wasted no time responding to the commercial, which was widely shown on television news programs and on the Internet during the day.

In 1952 she sang Violetta in a one-hour abridged version of "La Traviata" for the "Opera Cameos" television program, which was widely shown.

"The Circle," which won the Golden Lion prize at last year's Venice Film Festival, has not been widely shown in Iran, which suggests that the authorities consider it incendiary.

European and American films and television programs, however, are widely shown and appreciated, and popular Western dances are found in major urban areas.