Sentence examples for a widespread end from inspiring English sources

A widespread end to tipping has been seen as unlikely, though, until large restaurant chains also did away with the practice.

Given the high complexity and scale of backbone networks, multiple correlated failures can have a devastating impact on topological connectivity, which in turn can cause widespread "end-to-end" connection-level disruptions.

This talk will survey the modern landscape of tools available and discuss challenges in technical and social challenges to widespread end-to-end encrypted communications.

But he didn't mention the other possibility — that, when a President is backed by both the military and the police, a widespread protest could end like Rabaa rather than like Tahrir.

He believes that his case is of historic importance and will end a widespread practice that results in gross injustices.

But industry consensus had shifted in recent years to a widespread belief that the end of physical progress in shrinking the size modern semiconductors was imminent.

In less than a week, the protests had spread from rural centres like El-Gadarif to Sudan's major cities, exposing a widespread desire for an end to 75-year-old Bashir's harsh rule.

RNA sequencing analysis of mammalian cells, not depending on oligodT primers but rather using 3′ ligated linkers specific for small RNAs of 200 nt or less, showed a widespread tendency of 3′-end uridylation of small RNAs [ 99].

The falls exceeded even those of the UK's largest banks yesterday, which were on the wrong end of a widespread sell-off in financial stocks that saw the FTSE 100 close 91 points down at 5,752.

Proponents say it will put an end to a widespread and dangerous trade in illegal abortions.

Last week, Facebook said it was planning to demystify how its news feed works in a bid to put an end to a widespread conspiracy theory.