Sentence examples for subject of wide from inspiring English sources

The reason for the relatively low level of Chinese representation was a subject of wide speculation.

It has been a subject of wide, intense discussion in the Jewish community in the United States.

The program has been the subject of wide comment because it was used beginning in 2002 to devise interrogation methods for terror suspects.

Anderson himself goes no further than saying it is an issue that should be the subject of wide public and parliamentary debate.

It's surprising that, for all the discussion that "Carlos" has elicited (and all the praise that it has garnered), its actual substance has hardly become the subject of wide discussion.

Ms. Clarkson's "My December," the subject of wide interest in the news media because of reports of a conflict between the singer and her record label, RCA, sold 291,000.

What caused the initial shortfall remains the subject of wide-ranging investigations by regulators and the Justice Department.

The reforms should be the subject of wide-ranging consultation and discussion in the political arena, in education and in companies.

Neither the Fire Department nor lawyers from the office of the corporation counsel, Michael A. Cardozo, notified prosecutors of their plan to meet with the men before they talked to prosecutors about the fire, which is the subject of wide-ranging criminal investigation, several of the people said.

The UN high commissioner for human rights, Navi Pillay, said the data retention and investigatory powers bill – known as the Drip bill – will not address key privacy concerns raised by the European court of justice when it struck down the current regime in April and should be the subject of wider public debate.

Nowadays, plasmonic materials and structures are the subject of wide-scale studies.