Sentence examples for widely thrown from inspiring English sources

"There is probably not a scientific issue in recent times that has not been so widely thrown out for public consultation as this one," said Wendy Barclay, an influenza virologist at Imperial College London and a signatory to the letter.

"There is probably not a scientific issue in recent times that has not been so widely thrown out for public consultation as this one," one of the letter's signers, virologist Wendy Barclay of Imperial College London, said in a statement released by the Science Media Centre in London.

Ms. Clinton's visit is sure to increase the prestige and position of Ms. Banerjee, who has been criticized widely for throwing a spanner in development projects.

The following are a sample of the basic or widely practiced throws and pins.

The dude is grinning widely and throwing deuces, looking thoroughly satisfied with himself.

Mr. Medvedev's speech was widely interpreted as throwing down a gauntlet just hours after Senator Barack Obama was elected president.

The facts are similar to those in the Lilly Ledbetter case, in which the Supreme Court, in a widely criticized ruling, threw out a female supervisor's pay-discrimination claim, on the ground that she didn't complain in time.

The Ceredigion AM was widely expected to throw her hat into the ring to replace Ieuan Wyn Jones when he steps down in the New Year.

However, he was also widely criticised for throwing, rather than bowling the ball.

Dunham responded in the only way he could: He grinned widely and resumed throwing punches.

Across the state, nearly 4percentt of the type of punch-card ballots most widely used in Florida were thrown out because the machines read them as blank or invalid.