Sentence examples for rather widely from inspiring English sources

Small animal SPECT/CT has also been rather widely adopted, making use of the wide range of radiopharmaceuticals that can be produced independently of a cyclotron.

That has been rather widely reported.

By 1938, it was rather widely prevalent in the older areas of Japanese beetle infestation.

12.22am BST The other politics ditty being shared rather widely at the present time is this one.

The acyclic triterpene hydrocarbon squalene constitutes more than half of the liver oil of certain species of sharks and is otherwise rather widely distributed in nature.

These, however, were not arranged in streets or in close-packed formation, as in the case of Teotihuacán, but were rather widely separated.

Their positions are simply assumed – rather than widely scrutinised for flaws or contradictions – and politicians and public opinion adjust accordingly.

"The locals are interpreting their mandates rather more widely than they would have under his father," Michael Young, a respected political analyst here, said dryly.

Many cisgender people are so uncomfortable with the idea of trans bodies that they would rather spread widely debunked myths about pernicious "bathroom predators" than accept the basic human rights of transgender people.

They owe their 25-year career to a large and dogged fanbase - witness the massed ranks of burly, close-cropped men in vintage tour T-shirts - rather than widely acclaimed anthems.

For instance, the International Monetary Fund found that the persistently high unemployment in the United States is largely the result of foreclosures and underwater mortgages, rather than widely cited causes like mismatches between job requirements and worker skills.