Sentence examples for although less widespread from inspiring English sources

When the French forces crossed into Dutch territory, rioting reminiscent of 1672, although less widespread and violent, led to the fall of the second purely republican government and the election of William IV as hereditary stadtholder of all the provinces.

More generally, they have proved enormously expensive in countries such as China, the USA, Bulgaria and other eastern European countries, and no less seriously, although less widespread, in countries such as the UK.

Interestingly, the cross-sectional comparison of the white matter maps obtained at the 12-week follow-up showed that the differences between responders and non-responders were still present, although less widespread.

But already in Karaleti, there were signs that armed men had set houses and buildings on fire, although such depredations were less widespread than what refugees have described in villages nearer to the Russian border.

Non-responders continued to display lower fractional anisotropy compared with responders, mostly in the same brain tracts where they differed at baseline, including the uncinate, corona radiata, fornix, external and internal capsule and corpus callosum, although the differences appeared less widespread (P < 0.05; FWE-corrected) (Fig. 2B and Table 3).

Excess zinc is toxic to plants, although zinc toxicity is far less widespread.

The overall distribution and lamina pattern of the label in ACy6 (Fig. 7) closely matched those described for ACy21, although the label was slightly less widespread as there was no evidence of a projection to area 46 in case ACy21 (Tables 1– 3).

On the other hand, a majority also indicated that accessing primary care after hours was difficult, although the problem in Australia was less widespread than in the United States [ 68].

Definitive records are less widespread in the amateur game, although Pratt was unconcerned by his new-found notoriety.

Smoking is in many regions a much less widespread habit than in Europe, although national official smoking prevalence among adults in Cameroon was 35,7% in 1994 [ 7].

The findings of this study are likely to be of relevance to people affected by cancer in the UK, although may be less relevant to localities with less widespread and severe socio-economic deprivation.