Sentence examples for making widely from inspiring English sources

It concluded that the city's different Medicaid neighborhood offices were making widely varying decisions about how much personal care to give to similar patients.

Last month he canceled a book tour and stepped down as chancellor of Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory on Long Island after making widely publicized remarks about race and intelligence.

This was one indication of a new direction in biblical exegesis: the discipline was pursued no longer as a vindication of sectional traditions but rather as a cooperative enterprise aiming at making widely available the permanent value of the Bible.

Against this background, RES-E support policies making widely use of technology differentiation in remuneration settings, e.g. across the EU, are frequently criticized from a theoretical point of view.

The drop came shortly after Trump began making widely publicized claims that the election was rigged against him.

Future collecting should be planned with an eye to the improvement of gap analysis approaches and should thus consider a more systematic recording of absences, geo-referencing all records, and making widely accessible data from all available germplasm and herbarium samples.

The Hungarian forint and the Polish zloty have fallen dramatically since the collapse of Lehman Brothers in September last year, making widely-held foreign-currency linked loans in Eastern Europe and the Baltics all the more difficult to pay.

We then developed a web-based decision-support tool for clinicians which can be made widely available and potentially improve patient care world wide.

This highlights the importance of establishing the efficacy of treatments across the wide range of IBS phenotypes if they are to be made widely available.

Those statements were made widely and publicly.

Condoms should be made widely available.