Sentence examples similar to ago widespread from inspiring English sources

That title was removed from circulation a few years ago after widespread criticism.

But the local council knew at least ten years ago of widespread abuse and yet appears to have downplayed the problem.

That was nine years ago, before widespread use of cell phones or the Internet, but already distance was eroding.

Kim Flottum, editor of Bee Culture magazine, said the nationwide increase in amateur beekeeping started a few years ago with widespread news media coverage of colony collapse disorder, in which the bees from a colony abruptly disappear.

His arrival in court this week for a trial that is expected to last more than a month reopened a painful chapter for the city, which long ago created widespread distrust of police among black residents.

The e-sports industry is reaching the inflection point that the NBA saw decades ago, and widespread viewership is providing the final step for this formerly niche activity to become a true sport.

Her debut solo album, "HEAVN" (Closed Sessions), was released a few weeks ago to widespread acclaim.

A few months ago, the widespread nature of the knee-jerk suspicion that all Muslims are potentially violent was confirmed by National Public Radio commentator Juan Williams, who said, "I get worried.

Scientific evidence appeared in the literature several years ago documenting widespread contamination of oncology clinics and pharmacies with antineoplastic hazardous drugs in a number of university hospitals in the United States and Canada (Connor et al. 1999).

Ten years ago there was widespread doubt about whether they could succeed.

Just a few weeks ago, there was widespread scepticism that one could be produced in time.