Sentence examples for believed widespread from inspiring English sources

But when asked in Parliament in 2004 if he believed widespread rape played any role in spreading AIDS, he exploded: "The disease of racism," he said, led to blacks being portrayed as "lazy, liars, foul-smelling, diseased, corrupt, violent, amoral, sexually depraved, animalistic, savage and rapist".

This follows recommended changes from Qualifications Wales, which said it believed "widespread use of early entry poses a significant risk to learners".

Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland believes widespread condemnation of Gayle over his "inappropriate" comments to McLaughlin are an indication of how far cricket has progressed in attitudes toward women.

But the MIT and Columbia team, which includes urban planners and architects, believes widespread adoption of some modest projects could change that, by increasing regional food production and distribution.

Small-town bankers in Arkansas and elsewhere want to regulate derivative speculation because they believe widespread betting on home mortgages led to bank failures and pushed up the cost of federal deposit insurance for all banks.

And we made that bargain over two centuries ago". — FBI Director James Comey explains why he believes widespread default encryption to be an affront to the delicate balance between privacy and security that defines life in America.

We believe widespread adoption of a next generation format will ultimately be determined by the consumer.

In the future, I believe widespread self-monitoring and the use of algorithms that recommend things too us will make this field largely irrelevant.

Most people at the time believed that widespread defaults on mortgages were a function of some combination of structural economic factors such as unemployment rates, interest rates, and regional economic health.

Laurie Fenton Ambrose, president and chief executive of the Lung Cancer Alliance, a nonprofit patient advocacy group, said she still trusted Dr. Henschke and still believed in widespread CT scanning to prevent lung cancer deaths.

In a recent study [ 24], a vast majority of physicians (97%) believed that widespread and inappropriate use of antimicrobials was an important cause of resistance.