Sentence examples for again widespread from inspiring English sources

Fires were again widespread from ca. 1801 to ca. 1925, associated with European exploration and settlement and warm conditions.

The root of the problem is, again, widespread resentment of rich Kathmandu and its pampered elite.

Though once again widespread, koala populations are now scattered and separated by urban areas and farmland, which makes them locally vulnerable to extinction.

As another paper published yesterday, this one in Science Express, emphasizes yet again, widespread use of a vaccine could have a powerful impact against the H1N1 virus if it arrived early enough and was widely used.

Fehn again received widespread notice with his Nordic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 1962; it won the Biennale's Golden Lion Award for national pavilions.

The killing, captured on cellphone video and broadcast on YouTube, among other places, has once again caused widespread grief over a seemingly intractable problem here.

Al Jazeera also gives a higher priority to breaking news on the Palestinian front than any other story, again reflecting widespread Arab sentiment.

Brushing aside signs of plunging business confidence and stagnating growth across Europe, the European Central Bank once again rebuffed widespread pleas today to reduce interest rates and stimulate the economy.

Given the safeguards now in place, Mr. Salama said, it is highly improbable that the city will ever again see widespread housing abandonment.

Lateritic residuum remains an excellent sample medium if present, again with widespread haloes, but where it is absent, leaching and the restricted haloes in upper saprolite present formidable problems.

And, again, the widespread accounting frauds of the 1990's, most vividly represented by Enron and WorldCom, led directly to the successful prosecution of such previously respected C.E.O.'s as Jeffrey Skilling and Bernie Ebbers.