Sentence examples for a widespread one from inspiring English sources

The interest in native cultures was a widespread one in the 50's.

But the impulse to assess reproductive health by looking solely at the mother is a widespread one.

"Chronic pain can be triggered by a rare condition like erythromelalgia or by a widespread one like osteoarthritis.

The idea that venues are cynically raking it in while artists starve is a widespread one, but not necessarily true.

Even then, Bishop Egan played down the importance of the action he had taken to stem a problem which, to him, was not a widespread one.

Times editors have been working on the policy for months, she noted — ever since a July story by Jeremy Peters revealed the practice as a widespread one that included many reporters.

The world of dog painting collectors is "not a big universe, but a very widespread one," Mr. Secord said, adding that his 7,000 clients fall into three groups: breeders and exhibitors of purebreds, hunters, and pet owners.

Among these mechanisms, nuclear-cytoplasmic incompatibility may be a most widespread one.

In late January, before the pay increases became widespread, one exchange upbraided a New York firm that planned to give raises only to its Bay Area offices.

Nowadays, the CENELEC-A band (3 to 95 kHz) is the most widespread one in NB-PLC [13].

There is a widespread assumption – one with which, to my shame, I seem to have gone along unthinkingly – that the feminism of the early 1980s was angry and dogmatic.