Sentence examples for widely raised from inspiring English sources

Cereals, fodder crops, livestock, vegetables, and fruit are widely raised.

Carp, trout, catfish, and tilapia are also widely raised.

Ethical concerns about genetic research were widely raised during that decade.

This concern was widely raised by commentators last year when Ashley launched his review.

In Brazil, the beef cattle are widely raised in pasture post weaning, but the supplementation has been studied only in individual phases of the animal's growth curve.

The White Pekin, originally from China, is the most widely raised duck in the United States, because it is meaty, fast growing, and prodigious in egg production.

He stepped back, like a father taking his hands off a child's bicycle, "Are you O.K.? Are you O.K.?" He stepped back again, grinned widely and raised his thumbs.

This is Christopher Hampton's adaptation of the 2001 novel by Ian McEwan that was his breakthrough into serious bestsellerdom, and, it is widely believed, raised him above the Amis-McEwan-Barnes triumvirate into a premier league of his own: the greatest living English novelist.

You've said that he's already - I think he said that he is reducing the numbers there, but I think I tried to make clear that this was a question that was widely being raised in the United States, and it would facilitate things if they were out of there in terms of total understanding.

The New Jersey Governor certainly traveled widely and raised money handsomely for some of these winners, but that does not mean he moves to the front of the statehouse line for his party's 2016 presidential nomination.

Another common behaviour, primarily seen in males, is dubbed "spread arms", in which the squid will slightly tilt its body forward, head down and arms spread widely and raised above.