Sentence examples for widely possess from inspiring English sources

He knew then what you need to know now, that it is pointless to make investment decisions unless you are doing so based on information you don't think others widely possess.

Declining to answer the question directly, Kavanaugh said that semi-automatic rifles cannot be distinguished from semi-automatic handguns, as both are still "widely possessed in the United States" and are not considered unusually dangerous.

Because the ENC gene family is one of the numerous subfamilies in the kelch repeat superfamily widely possessed by bilaterians, nonidentification of this long-standing gene in invertebrate indicates unique evolutionary trajectory of the ENC gene family.

Israel is widely believed to possess nuclear arms, though always refuses to confirm or deny it.

During the gubernatorial campaign last year, Cuomo was widely thought to possess a measure of self-regard even greater than that of his predecessor Eliot Spitzer.

This farmer's wife was widely known to possess both a strong arm and noteworthy accuracy, and, to the rabble who frequented the briar patch, her flung invitations often seemed more punitive than hospitable.

On these questions, Mr. Romney's own advisers, judging by their public writing and comments, possess widely differing views — often a result of the scar tissue they developed in Iraq, Afghanistan and other Bush-era experiments in the exercise of American power.

Syria is widely believed to possess large quantities of the blister agent sulphur mustard.

Syria is widely believed to possess large undeclared stockpiles of mustard gas and sarin nerve agent.

Syria's security forces are widely believed to possess large undeclared stockpiles of mustard gas and sarin nerve agent.

Israel is widely acknowledged to possess a sophisticated array of nuclear weapons.