Sentence examples for widely met from inspiring English sources
News Corporation's last major acquisition, of Dow Jones & Company, publisher of The Journal and Barron's, for $5.6 billion in 2007, was widely met with investor resentment.
** But how honest, really, is a world picture that excludes the pleasures of parenting, the comforts of communal belonging, the exercise of daily curiosity, and the widely met moral responsibility to make the best of each stage of life, including the last?
But how honest, really, is a world picture that excludes the pleasures of parenting, the comforts of communal belonging, the exercise of daily curiosity, and the widely met moral responsibility to make the best of each stage of life, including the last?
Optimal control problems have been so widely met in all kinds of practical problems.
\, The invention was quickly and widely met with acclaim.
The ensuing LP, Tomorrow's Harvest, Boards Of Canada's first full-length since 2005's agreeable if somewhat under-whelming The Campfire Headphase, arguably revived some of the signifying features of the duo's early output and was widely met with acclaim, yet somehow fell short of replicating the impact of their debut Music Has the Right to Children and its successor, Geogaddi.
More time could be saved for the narrow pulse comparing it with the existing excitations, and the feature could widely meet engineering applications.
Though Biggs was not completely spared headaches inflicted by the visa bureaucracy on many scientists from the developing world, she managed to travel widely, meeting top scientists from many fields.
He has traveled widely and met with business or political leaders.
In a decision that is widely being met with incredulity, African leaders have decided that heads of state and top administrators cannot be prosecuted for war crimes, crimes against humanity, and genocide.
Charlotte, who travelled widely and met many prominent geologists through her work with her husband, helped Anning build her network of customers throughout Europe, and Anning stayed with the Murchisons when she visited London in 1829.
