How to pronounce“widely known”in English

sort of widely known.

Paglen is widely known for an artistic practice which seeks to expose and investigate areas that don't wish to be examined-- surveillance, military operations, intelligence.

And he was not widely known in Austria.

She is most widely known internationally for her starring role as Munis in the award winning Iranian film, "Women Without Men."

What isn't as widely known is a little bit of the nuance about the treatment that he chose.

It's widely known as "insei"-- that's a Japanese term.

It's not widely known that Mo Farah, probably the best athlete in the world, has an identical twin brother.

These are also most widely known as the Stanford Marshmallow Experiment that you might have heard of.

So it's widely known to drug addicts that rubbing powder cocaine on their gums is really effective as a treatment for toothache.

Now this is a widely known social phenomenon.

That's really not widely known these days.

I've made the widely known points earlier about saving and investing sensibly.

It is widely known that demonstrators can achieve wider support and publicity through the use of cyberspace and mobile technologies.

There is a not widely known pipeline for the development of new technology which has been beneficial to many Silicon Valley companies, including Instagram Snapchat, Twitter, and

It's not widely known, but over the period from 2007 to 2012, the number of Latino businesses grew by a rate of 47%.

become more widely known and we're already starting to collaborate with epidemiologists again i'm just a mathematician right and

infertility and more widely known are issues like not being able to conceive

there's something else that's not widely known, which is there's a big gap between what the leaders of the

But he's not more widely known amongst the general public.

And it needs to be more widely known.

And although Navy SEALs are widely known to be the most elite and feared special operations fighting force in the entire world,

And something very important which is actually widely known in research and education, but it's not necessarily mirrored in our educational systems

This is something that's not actually widely known.

So she's become very widely known as kind of the ambassador.

um but they're they're pretty widely known online um and they're kind of part

at Stanford and it's not widely known in fact I regard it as possibly the most

think it's still not widely known that Minsk II actually invented the neural net in 1953 but he had become negative about it largely because there was a lot

They're slowly leaking out and becoming more widely known.

Have you talked to any interesting startups that are not widely known yet?

Dr. Ari is widely known as the Gandhi of Sri Lanka.

But strategies for dealing with face blindness should be widely known.

amount of data uh from my field that not widely known that suggests that the effect of of uh parents in shaping intellect and personality might even be

who have done things that are not so you know widely known

example I do I think it is not widely known that you can learn to sort sort n

associated with and the connectionist school was not widely known in fact I

best way to learn being a practitioner this is widely known in the education space but not as much in the the content world but there are two

Their characters were digitally de-aged in what is widely known to be the first implementation of this kind of technology.

Man: The practice, widely known as "race norming," makes it harder for black players to qualify for compensation.

And recently, as the book has become widely known, we’ve been receiving quite a few proposals to collaborate using that methodology.

Diego Perez is a meditator and a "New York Times" best-selling author who's widely known on Instagram and various social media channels through his pen name--

And so I think it's because people just didn't-- it wasn't widely known enough and it wasn't-- the research was new.

But now, let's remember the most widely known coffee drink all over the world, which comes from San Francisco,

But he was one of them, and widely known for that.

He's widely known for his thought leadership and civic engagement, non-profit management and corporate social responsibility, which is definitely something

upbringing there's a fair amount of data uh from my field that not widely known

For example: in the early 2000s, as the dangers of secondhand smoke became more widely known, many cities and states began banning smoking in public places.

And in fact, in 2020-- although I don't think this is widely known in the community-- according to this survey, anyway, the

I'll tell you a bit more about him because I know that his story is not widely known, and then hopefully you'll go on and read the book

His supervisor at Stanford, Terman, is widely known referred to as the father of Silicon Valley.