Sentence examples for widely given from inspiring English sources

The medicines now widely given to patients in the United States to control the virus are too expensive and not licensed; traditional medicines have not yet proven effective.

It says something about the American men's prospects that sixth-seeded Andy Roddick, who begins play Tuesday, is widely given no chance to win here.

This is because disenchantment with politics, which can be blamed largely on Mr Clinton, has combined with something for which he is widely given credit: economic prosperity.

But credit was also widely given to Jacob, first for standing up to Mr. Bernazard, and then for quickly seeking help.

Wesley is widely given the credit for although he almost always denies it Kidd-Gilchrist's enrollment at Kentucky, along wit Kidd-Gilchristof former stars Dajuan Wagner, Derrick Rose, and Tyreke Evans to Memphis when Calipari coached there.

Mr. Henson, who left his position in December when a new mayor took office, is widely given credit as the driving force behind the success of the city's Hope VI projects.

The idea was to survey the Wolf Volcano population more widely, giving as many tortoises as possible a microchip in exchange for a drop of blood.

One big question is why its creators let the software spread widely, giving up many of its secrets in the process.

John travels widely giving readings and conducting workshops.

He travels widely, giving talks and consulting with representatives of Latin American governments to persuade them to stop sending soldiers to the United States for training.

Lindsay Nichols, a staff attorney with the Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence, argues that the fact that state standards vary so widely gives lie to gun rights proponents drivers' license analogy.