Sentence examples for widespread commentary from inspiring English sources

"This regional cold spell has caused widespread commentary that global warming has ended," Dr. Hansen said.

The widespread growth in income inequality in recent decades is quite rightly the subject of widespread commentary these days.

This position encouraged widespread commentary about Greece following a heedless path from "no" to default, and from default to a "Grexit" from the euro currency, which might lead to economic catastrophe in Europe and the world.

"I didn't feel that way," he said of the widespread commentary that the retirement plans of Mr. Helms of North Carolina and Senator Strom Thurmond of South Carolina would mark a generational passage in Southern conservatism.

The impact of Mr. Obama's early diplomatic choices can be seen in the widespread commentary they have generated all over the continent, from Nigeria, Africa's most populous country and long one of its worst-governed, chagrined to have been bypassed, to Kenya, the home of Mr. Obama's ancestors, where corruption distorts everything, from the lives of petty traders to the functioning of elections.

Despite widespread commentary on its merits and shortcomings, little empirical work has sought to validate gamification as a meaningful concept and provide evidence of its effectiveness as a tool for motivating and engaging users in non-entertainment contexts.

The DVDs were originally released in March but gained widespread attention after this commentary was posted on the Web site io9.com.

The incident has attracted widespread news coverage and commentary, including accusations that the museum's decision to include a Hitler figure was in bad taste and was made only to generate publicity.

Though Jones eventually returned to Twitter — and subsequently won widespread praise for her commentary on the Rio Olympics — the hate did not subside.

However, the influence of this commentaries was widespread in Provence, in the first half of the 14th century, when a number of supercommentaries on them was written down.

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