Sentence examples for widely has from inspiring English sources

How widely has it been/can it be seen?

For years, the little Amiga, a machine regarded highly but not widely, has been considered all but extinct.

The point of reading outward, widely, has always been to find the books I want to re-read and then to re-read them.

Oddly, the detail that has resonated most widely has no apparent connection to the facts of the case: the boy's eyeballs were found nearby, their precious corneas still attached.

Other bankers point out that although investment banks may have fewer loans on their balance sheets, they now carry more complex exposures, such as collateralised lending to hedge funds.Risk, though spread far more widely, has not disappeared.

As a result of this, I realised that I hadn't actually read a novel which involves euthanasia before which I found to be strange almost since I remember when I first ever came across the subject, during one of my GCSE RE classes… Weird almost that a subject which is taught widely has very few Young Adult novels which involve the subject and a minimal amount of fiction overall which includes it.

Chimpanzees, among whom females mate widely, have large ones.

The Spanish-speaking writers have ranged more widely, having more stories to work from.

Facebook's privacy changes and constant prodding to share more widely have generated a fair amount of ill-will.

The electron transport chains of prokaryotes vary widely, having multiple terminal oxidases.

The quality of these courses varies widely, The Times has found.