Sentence examples for stage widely from inspiring English sources

Though Mrs. Clinton has repeatedly said she has not decided whether she will run, she is at this early stage widely considered the Democratic front-runner for the 2016 presidential nomination.

TNM stage, widely used in standard practice to select chemotherapy drugs in the treatment of NSCLC, has been confirmed as the main prognostic factor.

When the second floor of the building was converted for use by Barnes & Noble, dance lovers staged widely reported protests about the loss of this piece of the city's artistic heritage.

The first sign of lesions was present in the aortic root and aortic arch at 3 months of age, and then the lesions of various stages widely appeared and were gradually accelerated throughout the arterial tree of elder mice.

The importance of evaluation and improvement of life cycle performance of buildings in early design stages is widely acknowledged, the wide application of Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) however, is restrained by big uncertainty in design and material decisions at this stage.

After a second encore, Yorke came to the front of the stage, grinning widely.

Mario Monti is a darling of the international stage, viewed widely as a tough economist who just might be capable of instilling the global confidence that Italy needs to help pull it out of its financial crisis.

In the vertical direction, the first stage is widely distributed in a large depth span, mainly distributed in the depth range of 2000 3500 m.

Elimination at the group stage was widely anticipated, but IFK Göteborg confounded expectations by winning the group and advancing to the knockout stage.

The pop singer, whose relevance and commercial performance has been on a years-long slip since her smash debut album "The Fame," was initially denied a permit to perform on the actual Doritos Stage, the widely mocked inflatable venue meant to resemble a giant spicy-corn-snack vending machine (and/or metaphor for the contemporary music business). .

To overcome these problems, researchers proposed a two stage approach widely known as the filter and match paradigm.