Sentence examples for a new and widespread from inspiring English sources

Gopnik argued that the reaction of average Americans to the Simpson story embodied a new and widespread American attitude toward the news: We, as Americans, no longer believe in the integrity of events; that is, we are no longer able to accept events at their own value — horrifying or funny or just sordid — but must see them as episodes in a drama, by some unknown author.

Gopnik argued that the reaction of average Americans to the Simpson story embodied a new and widespread American attitude toward the news: We, as Americans, no longer believe in the integrity of events; that is, we are no longer able to accept events at their own value horrifying or funny or just sordid but must see them as episodes in a drama, by some unknown author.

Dapeng Zhang presented a comparative genomic analysis that helped identify a new and widespread bacterial toxin system.

Near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) is a new and increasingly widespread brain imaging technique, particularly suitable for young infants.

But while it's great that cycling is growing in the UK and more people are taking to their bikes, its popularity means that there is now a new and more widespread need to improve safety, particularly in highly built-up, urban areas where cyclists are more likely to encounter heavy traffic and HGVs.

Capitalism has become an influential force in their lives, Lee says, with nostalgia for life under the "first dictator" – when North Korea was a new nation and widespread famine had not yet been experienced – no longer entrenching a sense of patriotism.

The dispute has exacerbated problems at Southern in the last few months, with services thrown into disarray by staff shortages, compounding troubles from a new franchise and widespread engineering works.

Anchor Ted Koppel said that in a presidential campaign "issues which have lain dormant for a while suddenly receive new and widespread attention, which in itself then produces previously unavailable information and documents".

The question that the newly tightly strung Wall Street worker asked himself at the start of each year was no longer "What do I do this year to further my career at my company?" It was "How do I maximize my take for the year?" One of the stranger psychological hazards of work on a trading floor was the new and widespread sense that one was doing his company a favor by working for it.

My baseball experience stretches back a bit, and I can't quite get my mind around this new and widespread swing-and-sit-down style of ball.

Signs scattered throughout the Jays' stadium boasted about the new and widespread audience the team has gained.