Sentence examples for which has been proclaimed from inspiring English sources

But consider Ireland, which has been proclaimed an austerity success story not once but twice — in 2010 and again last fall.

During the last 20 years, many studies have examined the mechanism of antigenic variation of B. hermsii, which has been proclaimed as a spirochete adaptation to evade the mammalian host's immune response (47 ).

Of van Meegeren's 14 known forgeries of works by Vermeer and Pieter de Hooch, 9 had been sold before the war at enormous profit, including the painting entitled The Supper at Emmaus, which had been proclaimed by scholars as a masterpiece by Vermeer.

A semi-permanent state of crisis has been proclaimed – the war on terror which will not cease just because the name has now been abandoned.

A 7 p.m. curfew, strictly enforced, has been proclaimed.

Operation Green Hunt has been proclaimed as well as denied.

However, individually none of these modalities has been proclaimed as the best and applicable universally.

For many years professional uncertainty has been proclaimed as an important influential factor in medical decision making.

Information about the high probability of winning has been proclaimed in numerous TV and newspapers commercials for several years.

However, as most clades have significant aLRT support and bootstrap has been proclaimed to be excessively conservative (Anisimova et al. 2011), the tree is well supported.

He also recalled that in 1960, when he was a teenager, Sandra Dee, who died last month at age 62, returned triumphantly to her hometown for the screening of "A Summer Place," in which she starred with Troy Donahue, on what had been proclaimed Sandra Dee Day.