Sentence examples for more widely held from inspiring English sources

Few beliefs are more widely held in business.

In afternoon trading, Berkshire's more widely held class B shares were down 1.2 percent, to $79.74.

But the publicly traded Class A shares are much more widely held.

Except for German bonds, Italian debt is more widely held by European banks than any other government obligation.

Among the popular stereotypes of the Muslim religion, perhaps none is more widely held than the belief that Islam suppresses women.

#girls #pushy") that ended up on page 1 of the Post, was more widely held outside the paper than within, where Baquet has long been more popular.

It is, however, open to the natural law theorist to use this appeal to the judgment of the practically wise person more widely, holding that the general rules concerning the appropriate response to the goods cannot be properly determined by any master rule or philosophical method, but can be determined only by appeal to the insight of the person of practical wisdom.

Brighton himself distributes the blame more widely, holding that Raglan, Lucan and Nolan were at fault, but that the vast majority of the blame lies with Lucan.

Family companies have been much more willing than widely held companies to make the sort of long-term investment required to ensure first-rate journalism.The world's largest luxury brand, LVMH, is a successful family company, owned by Bernard Arnault, that has bought up other family companies such as Bulgari and Fendi.

Since its unwillingness to support the war in Iraq in 2003 (which launched a mindless jingoistic shit-storm in the States), the French track record of interventionism has actually been more belligerent than widely held American perceptions would have it.

Even more troubling is the widely held opinion that people are becoming more selfish and dishonest.