Sentence examples for widely rather from inspiring English sources
If that makes them generalists, so be it: Mr. Lynch said he would prefer that they read and research widely, rather than burrow into esoterica.
Antibiotics are often administered as medicated feedstuffs or on farms authorised by the UK Veterinary Medicines Directorate, an executive agency of the Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, meaning the drugs can be disseminated widely rather than only to sick animals.
Moreover, the majority of the stakeholder groups (Research Nurses, Trial Managers and Ethics Committee Chairs) were not directly involved with the trials in which the decision aids were set and the data suggest that their perceptions were being considered commonly across decision aids more widely rather than the exacting information for each trial pilot decision aid presented.
Advanced technologies are thus made widely available, rather than remaining trade secrets, spurring further innovation.
The European model is now widely admired, rather than disparaged for its bureaucracy.
For the next hour we talk widely and rather merrily of his life, and in particular, his American life since moving here in 1995.
It enshrined a "sort of lowest common denominator" realism based on what was widely available rather than most appropriate, says Armand Sprecher, an MSF epidemiologist.
The large eyes of damselflies differ from those of dragonflies in that they are always widely separated, rather than close together or touching each other.
(His advisers said they had found in the campaign that using experts, even those not widely known, rather than employing familiar political faces in these types of videos was far more effective in engaging grass-roots supporters).
In it, she subverts the idea that women must do the "walk of shame" the morning after engaging in casual sex by imagining a scenario in which she is widely celebrated rather than condemned.
"The epicentre may have been in Lincolnshire but the effects were felt across the country, and so damage will be widely dispersed rather than confined to just a few streets".
