Sentence examples for more widely reported from inspiring English sources

It was subsequently even more widely reported that she failed to make the shortlist for nomination.

True, the more widely reported numbers from the survey of employers are not as good.

But he said it might simply be evidence that sexual abuse began to be more widely reported in those years.

Another, more widely reported event took place in 1995, when hundreds of helmeted police officers evicted squatters from three buildings on East 13th Street.

We learned about Mitt Romney being disdainful of the 47% through amateur video that sat for several months on various publishing platforms before being more widely reported through Mother Jones, and independent news websites.

He also pointed to a "power differential in terms of control of global media" – the west controls the big media houses so if something happens in Paris it make sense that it would be more widely reported.

More widely, reports include a study briefly exploring patients' experiences of frozen shoulder and treatment via the Bowen technique [ 13], a reflection upon the importance of the interpersonal nexus within qualitative research processes with patients undergoing shoulder surgery [ 14] and a study of patients' perceptions and priorities regarding frozen shoulder [ 15].

The more detailed accounts, widely reported here today, came at a moment of increasing violence between the Macedonian Army and the ethnic Albanian guerrillas, known as the National Liberation Army.

Moreover, as the Bank of England's chief economist, Andy Haldane, recently remarked in an important speech, the British recovery is much more anaemic than widely reported.

American over-policing involves far more than the widely reported up-armoring of your local precinct.

But American over-policing involves far more than the widely reported up-armoring of your local precinct.