Sentence examples for built on widespread from inspiring English sources

"ReDigi is actually a clearinghouse for copyright infringement and a business model built on widespread, unauthorized copying of sound recordings".

Beach holidays built on widespread older uses of the beach for health, enjoyment, and religious rites, but it was the British who formalized and commercialized them.

You would certainly hope so, as it builds on widespread opposition to the proposals.

They say the treaty has spawned paralyzing biological bureaucracies built on the widespread belief that any scientist collecting samples -- whether for a drug company or a dissertation -- is bent on stealing genetic material and making a fortune.

His posters proclaim "vote George Weah for a better Liberia", and he has built on the widespread adulation he enjoys for his sporting achievements with a series of impassioned campaign speeches.

It's something to build on now.

Jamii Smart, which builds on the widespread success of Safaricom's M-Pesa is using web portals and SMS messages to deliver clinical services for mothers and case management for children under-5 linked to community heath monitoring and evaluation system.

CAFO was established under the auspices of the Council of Churches in Namibia and has an ecumenical approach that builds on the widespread influence of the country's churches.

Their posturing is built on a deep and widespread worry about the unfairness in the restitution for forgone land.

In his more sustained passages on grammar schools, say, or the Notting Hill race riots, this artful deployment of different voices and sources vividly evokes a time when benighted extremes of snobbery and hate-speech coexisted with increasing working-class confidence, in a culture built on what Kynaston calls "a widespread underlying decency".

Environment lawyer and activist, Oronto Douglas, speaks about a "deeply unequal society," built on violence and environmental destruction, alongside widespread poverty.