Sentence examples for widely made before from inspiring English sources

As Kevin says, the case for more inflation was being widely made before the recent (and now fading) bump driven by commodity prices.

This last point is widely made.

Gum cards issued starting in 1933, for example, were labeled with an R. Burdick updated his catalog until his death, though his classification system is most widely used for cards made before 1933.

But just a few days ago he incorrectly told a group of college students, in a program taped for television, that one widely questioned gift had been made before he became a candidate.

But on Thursday, he wrongly told a group of college students, in a program taped for television, that one widely questioned gift had been made before he became a candidate.

The claim the Grand Mufti, who supported Hitler and met him in November 1941, instigated the Holocaust has been made before, but has been widely discredited.

The most widely criticized of his decisions was one he made before he had even arrived.

The promises made over the weekend in many cases repeated pledges that have been made before, such as to open the country's financial sector more widely to foreign investment.

Whereas his counterparts exhibit a faster, shoot-from-the-hip style, Mestrallet takes his time and consults widely before making big decisions.

Mr Farron rejected criticisms that he had not consulted widely enough before making his decision.

I shall therefore only take notice of such propagations of them [the blood vessels], as are either remarkable for magnitude, some curiosity of Structure, or useful design of Nature.' These observations were made years before the widely-cited dye experiments of Ehrlich that are generally considered to be the origin of the concept of a "blood-brain barrier".