Sentence examples for widely stated from inspiring English sources

It used to be widely stated that none of her dances seriously survived her death.

It's been widely stated for a century in other places; the Braves and Yankees own the blueprint on it.

In one of the many interviews Kerri Strug gave after her Olympics, she lamented the widely stated worry that she and other female gymnasts were unduly imperiling themselves.

Years ago, scientists discovered that the normal resting body temperature for adults varies from person to person, but that the average temperature is close to 98.2 degrees Fahrenheit, not the widely stated 98.6 degrees.

Moreover, our localisation study provides convincing evidence that the antigen recognised by monoclonal antibody YL1/2 at trypanosome mature basal bodies is FOP family protein TbRP2, not tyrosinated α-tubulin as widely stated in the literature.

Garnett said the Nets would need to be among the top three defensive teams in the N.B.A. to achieve their collective goal this season, widely stated to be a championship trophy.

In Baker v. Carr (1962) and elsewhere, the court even set limits on how widely state election processes could deviate from a reasonable norm.

Clearing a criminal record can take years and cost thousands of dollars in legal fees, and differs widely state to state.

The courts have interpreted the Act's scope fairly widely, stating that almost any "variation" is acceptable, and that "benefit" may mean not just a financial benefit, but also a social or moral one.

Well-being also varied fairly widely state-by-state, from a low in West Virginia to a high in Hawaii.

Offerings vary widely from state to state, and even within states.