Sentence examples for widely upon from inspiring English sources

Because they dispersed widely upon leaving the gun, the projectiles were especially effective at short range against massed troops.

She made the sign of the Cross again, slowly, deeply, and widely upon herself, and she felt something of the shape of the Cross: strength and quiet.

Many writers of the Edwardian period, drawing widely upon the realistic and naturalistic conventions of the 19th century (upon Ibsen in drama and Balzac, Turgenev, Flaubert, Zola, Eliot, and Dickens in fiction) and in tune with the anti-Aestheticism unleashed by the trial of the archetypal Aesthete, Oscar Wilde, saw their task in the new century to be an unashamedly didactic one.

Management in fire-prone ecosystems relies widely upon application of prescribed fire and/or fire-surrogate (e.g., forest thinning) treatments to maintain biodiversity and ecosystem function.

The maximum IM tof MS efficiency for a given instrumental design depends widely upon the various key parameters such as voltage, temperature, initial pulse width, interface and reflectron energies.

Reaction to the novel varied widely upon publication.

Coverups are garments so infrequently useful they do not even have a widely agreed-upon category name.

Suddenly the world had not one but two new widely agreed-upon Cimabue panels, pushing to six, or maybe eight, a number that had previously hovered between four and six.

Surprisingly, there's little widely agreed-upon policy to guide us through this ethical quandary, and disputes have mostly been a matter for local courts.

The conclusion he reached was that the three most widely agreed-upon routes to happiness were meditation, cognitive behavioral therapy and psychotropic drugs.

Relying on widely agreed-upon figures, the scientists estimated that two-thirds of all the primary energy consumed in the world today is wasted, mostly in the form of heat that nobody wants or uses.