Sentence examples for most widely published from inspiring English sources

What was the most widely published book in China during the 20th century?

I'm the most widely published Uzbek, yet nobody can mention any of my books.

Divorce rates and the infant mortality rate complete the set of most widely published vital rates.

One of the most widely published images of the election so far is of Cameron boring a school child to distraction.

When Hamid Ismailov, one of Uzbekistan's most widely published writers, was forced into exile in 1992, he thought it would be temporary.

Dr. Asante's supporters say he is one of the most widely published scholars in African studies and is known for his Afrocentric perspective on history.

Turkish is a linguistic cousin of Uyghur, it shares much of its base vocabulary as well as grammar with Uyghur, and Turkish is also the most widely published-on Turkic language in the English-speaking world, Uyghur is not.

Newspapers have long been by far the most widely read published matter; the democratizing process of the 19th and 20th centuries would be unthinkable without them.

To date, the most widely used published procedure for NB formation consists simply of inoculating a source of NB, presumably serum, another body fluid, or a tissue homogenate, into culture medium (usually Dulbecco's Modified Eagle's Medium or DMEM) supplemented with or without added serum [1], [2].

Due to a lack of well-designed studies of patients with CHC, transition probabilities are estimated from the most widely quoted published data.

Amazon's entry into China though unimpressive, can be categorized as a "success" on relative measures if you compare them against that of eBay, arguably the most high profile and widely published "failed" China entry in the Internet space.