Sentence examples for a fairly widespread from inspiring English sources
Following a fairly widespread English tradition, many citizens would announce their votes for the record.
I am well aware of the fact, though, that polls indicate a fairly widespread desire for a "strong man".
Despite a fairly widespread belief that the idea of social development is a product of prior discovery of biological evolution, the facts are the reverse.
The question is asked because of a fairly widespread perception, in Britain and beyond, that things have turned out rather disappointingly.
Reflecting a fairly widespread view among pro-European Swedes and beyond, he said: "Britain can only get a bad deal, a very bad deal,or a catastrophic deal.
The letter continued: "We perceive a fairly widespread dissatisfaction with the way you have related to some clergy and laity, and we sense a certain lack of confidence in your pastoral leadership".
During Elizabeth I's reign there was a considerable and fairly widespread increase in domestic comfort, to be seen in improved construction, multiplication of types, and the tentative beginnings of upholstered furniture.
Kotaku also has a story up confirming it's a problem that's fairly widespread.
End-blown conch-shell horns with a spiral bore are fairly widespread among Native Americans, who use them primarily for signaling purposes; the Cayuga of the Eastern Woodlands area play a conch-shell horn to announce Longhouse ceremonial events.
"A year ago we were looking at a financial problem and now were looking at a consumer problem that is fairly widespread through different areas of the economy and the world," said Birinyi Associates analyst Cleveland Rueckert.
Forms connected with Tibetan bra are also fairly widespread in a variety of Western TB languages, with an alternative form *bra-ma in Kiranti and in East Bodish.
