Sentence examples for taking widely from inspiring English sources

Taking widely varying routes, they are arriving at similar conclusions: little or no educational benefit is found.

Companies are taking widely varying approaches to estimating the cost of the stock options they award to their executives and employees, and the differences are sometimes large enough to make comparisons between companies difficult.

This involved taking widely separated events of anti-black bigotry in America and putting them together on a single shish kebab: a visit to the death house in Texas, a visit with Mumia Abu-Jamal in Pennsylvania, a quick tour of the South Bronx, and there you had it — America was clearly a country marinating in unrelieved racism.

The winning institutions, which have promised to involve more than 1200 would-be scientists, are taking widely different approaches.

Yet European leaders have taken widely differing stands.

Indeed, after starting out in the flour milling business, General Mills and Pillsbury took widely divergent paths.

For instance, he states that mood altering drugs "could" change society if taken widely enough.

These artists have taken widely varied approaches to that possibility, insomuch as it has informed their approaches at all.

Until the foreclosure crisis deepened, states took widely varying approaches to regulating mortgage brokers, and 14 states did not regulate them at all.

It springs from diverse causes in different places and can take widely different forms — far from all of them Fascist, and some of them mutually hostile.

Experts on advisory panels are often loath to take widely used medicines out of doctors' hands, even when their safety is uncertain.