Sentences with phrase «was copied widely»

Wenger's most staggering invention (world - wide scouting) was copied widely, while billionaire owners came along able to by - pass the hard work because there were willing to spend anything on anyone, just to try and put a winning team together.

Her best suited and constantly changing hairstyles are copied widely.

A blog post at the Bishop Hill site, now being copied widely around the web, accuses me of «covering up» evidence against Dr Pachauri by having comments deleted from a Guardian web page.

> a copy of the data, and that he sends it to «legitimate» researchers... And if he'd put it all up for everybody and it had been copied widely, the error would be in every single copy out there the day of publication.

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While there are certainly a stable of proven sale strategies that are widely applicable to growing your startup regardless of the industry you're in, it's not quite as simple as copying, pasting, and kicking back to watch your numbers soar.

«Beginning with my first day at Uber, I have been committed to building a diverse Business Team that would be widely recognized as the best in the technology world: one that is welcoming to people of all genders, sexual orientations, national origins and educational backgrounds,» he wrote, according to Recode, which obtained a copy of his email.

That Gospel was by far was the most widely used early Christian book, to judge by the number of copies that have surfaced in the dry sands of Egypt, or by the number of quotations in early Christian writers, or by the number of textual corruptions introduced from Matthew into other Gospels by scribal copyists obviously more familiar with Matthew.

Copies of these sermons were widely distributed — and, smuggled abroad, made Bishop von Galen known and admired in Britain and in occupied Europe.

It was undoubtedly one of the most widely read works of medieval literature, so highly esteemed that centuries later its many episcopal areas bishops were formally presented a copy of the book during their ordination and pastors were instructed to follow its precepts.

«It was later widely copied, for their aim was to draw on the rich educational and religious resources of what by then was America's largest metropolitan area for preparing ministers.

The bias for this northern food is due largely to the fact that most of the early restaurant owners in the U.K. and U.S. were from these regions, and their success was widely copied.

For instance, when Don Faurot developed the split T at the University of Missouri he was widely copied.

mp4 video files (edited to approximately 3 hours, 30 minutes) Also included as a bonus will be a copy of Rachel's widely - acclaimed book, Adventures in Parenting.

Recognizing a good marketing opportunity, Gerber offered free copies to doctors and nurses, as illustrated in figure 4.93 Americans mused over the identity of the sketch's model, and at one point it was widely believed that Humphrey Bogart had posed for the sketch.94

And so it was with Budget 2011, which had been so widely leaked in advance that journalists barely needed to adapt the copy they wrote before George Osborne stood up.

The speech, although widely commended, was found to have excerpts of it copied directly from Thomas Woodrow Wilson, an American politician, and academician who served as the 28th President of the United States from 1913 to 1921.

So much so that the rescue plan adopted first by this government to deal with the banking crisis, is now being widely copied around the world.

Extra bases are easily added or lost when the DNA is copied, so the number of repeats in each of these stretches, known as microsatellites, varies widely from one individual to another.

Another group of people have set themselves up as «Net judges», to whom copies of widely posted messages are sent urgently (This Week, 1 October).

They found that the number of copies of lncRNA genes on a chromosome consistently change in 12 different cancer types and lncRNA genes are widely expressed in cancer cells.

The Crossfit concept is also becoming widely copied under different names; there's a strong chance there is one or something similar now in your town and it's definitely worth a try if you are looking to shake things up in your workout routine.

The latest game in the franchise from Giants and publisher Focus Home Interactive seems to have been widely well received thus far selling over 1 million copies in record time.

Luckily, bootleg copies of the producer's cut have been widely circulated around the Internet for the last several years, and below you can view a side - by - side comparison of both versions of the face - through - the - bars kill scene by one of the series» (presumably virginal) uber - fans.

While we do not sell, distribute, or copy these exams, practice exams and study materials are widely and inexpensively available from testing agencies, libraries and other sources.

In any other field, his methods would have been widely copied.

It has been widely copied and promoted via publications from USDE's «Reform Support Network,» which operates free of any need for evidence and few constraints other than marketing a deeply flawed product.

It's a formula that's widely copied: take a vehicle that has car - like handling and road presence and endow it with the spacious interior and high stance of an SUV.

Then it was widely copied.

Most of those digital copies are simple downloadable PDFs, which may change the shape of the digital market eventually, as DRM - free digital comics from prominent creators become widely available.

The widely popular blog Dear Author has actual screen shots of the passages, highlighting the portions that were copied verbatim and posted along with the original works.

After selling over a million copies of her books, primarily in eBook format, she is widely considered the exemplar of self - publishing success in the digital age.

After all, the NYT bestseller list is based (so they tell us) on anonymous and supposedly widely sourced data from a lot of bookstores, and wholesales who retail to other outlets... And has: 1) reputedly been cooked before 2) As we don't know the methodology is hard to check — but we know some very popular books never make it, and books which don't sell that many copies (17K hardback was reputed to get you onto the extend list, according to a friend who got there on that) 3) We know Bookscan data is pretty close to GIGO — so it's hard to see where the NYT would get better data.

His talk, entitled «The Elements: How We Did It and Where We're Going», tells the story behind the first title published by Touch Press, which has now sold over one hundred eighty thousand copies and is widely regarded as a landmark in electronic publishing.

Briefly, scholarly works are meant to be distributed as widely as possible with no restrictions, while textbooks for higher ed (college / university) are «locked down» as much as possible because students are not willing buyers and take many opportunities to make unauthorized copies.

If you want to self - publish, and all you know how to do at this point is write, freelancers of every kind are widely available: Editors, proofreaders, indexers, interior designers / layout artists, cover designers, illustrators, translators, back - cover - copy writers, press release writers, marketing plan consultants, and more.

I am wondering why, with the evolution of the Web and relatively well - established credit card payment system, there is still no widely implemented solution for being able to get an electronic copy of itemized receipt of in - store purchases?

Carbon copy checks are certainly nothing new (they've been widely available since the 1980's) but for some reason I always went with the «free» checks that were offered through my bank's free checking program.

[126] In September 2014, Square Enix announced the Final Fantasy XIII series has been widely successful and has shipped over 11 million copies worldwide.

In September 2014, Square Enix announced the Final Fantasy XIII series has been widely successful and has shipped over 11 million copies worldwide.

«I am very excited about the retail version of Broken Age,» said Double Fine President and CEO Tim Schafer, «And also relieved, as having a widely distributed, physical copy of the game will make it more safe from solar flares and EMP bombs and stuff like that.

The original on N64 sold over 8 million freakin» copies back in 1997 and is widely considered the most influential first person shooting (FPS) game of all time.

Charles was the writer of New York City's Building Code in the 1960's and led the drafting of the NYC Fire Code which has been widely copied by other cities.

Inman who never met a Native American, but copied the portraits painted by King, is widely referenced in the Kindred Spirits series.

For many of us, E.H. Gombrich was known as an author of the widely popular The Story of Art, which sold millions of copies and was translated into more than twenty languages.

«Deluge... new food - producing areas:» Abarbanel and McCluskey (1950), p. 63; a widely read book (first printing 100,000 copies) warning of floods and drought was Baxter (1953); Baxter was disparaged e.g. by Bello (1954).

However, once the «without permission» electronic copy has been widely diseminated, as has the climategate files, it then surely becomes public property and public knowledge.

The California experiment is not being widely copied within the US.

The logo has been widely copied and modified, with versions replacing NY with other state postal codes.

As a note to readers in other countries, the legality of private copying varies widely from jurisdiction to jurisdiction and would have to be researched individually for each.

2017) is widely used throughout the legal profession and has sold tens of thousands of copies.