Sentence examples for a widespread activity from inspiring English sources
Postwar planning became a widespread activity following economic stagnation before World War I and the Great Depression.
Mr Justice Cooke said: "An inference that could be drawn is that this was such a widespread activity in the team that a newcomer could be infected with the activity, as this was a norm".
Selective waste collection is a widespread activity carried out by the urban poor, and recyclable waste pickers have a lifestyle that makes this group highly vulnerable to unfavorable socio-economic and environmental factors.
Today, LARP is a widespread activity internationally.
ASGM is a widespread activity [ 4, 8, 9] practiced in over 70 countries [ 10].
While, e-capture is a widespread activity (reported by 81%% of GPs), with a significant variability among countries, the use of e-transfers by GPs is low (31 %).
Marble extraction is an economically important and widespread activity in Greece that exists since historical times.
Quite why the Olympics should want golf is another question, given the sport satisfies none of the usual criteria: this is not, in any sense a "pinnacle" event for golf; neither is golf a universal or even particularly widespread activity.
The legacy of such once widespread activity is a plethora of relic charcoal hearths (RCHs1), where soil shows a thick, black, charcoal-rich top horizon.
It's not only size that matters, creating a "sculptural stack" is another widespread activity, and local papers run competitions to find the best.
Congress found that organized crime in the United States [had become] a highly sophisticated, diversified, and widespread activity that annually drain[ed] billions of dollars from Americas economy by unlawful conduct and the illegal use of force, fraud, and corruption. Id., at 922.
