Sentence examples for consistent widespread from inspiring English sources

"It needs to be used in a consistent, widespread manner, which has not been done today," said Dr. Guy Palmer, a veterinarian at Washington State University and the chairman of the committee that conducted the study.

The European Union's Commissioner For The Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes told a conference in Brussels on Tuesday that the EU's member nations should throw their support behind a plan to invest EU funds in 4G network expansion and improvement, in order to provide their citizens with consistent, widespread access to next-gen networks on the latest mobile devices.

The chair of the panel, Dr. Guy Palmer, said, "[fertility control] needs to be used in a consistent, widespread manner, which has not been done today".

Consistent, widespread expression was seen at all-time points tested (Table 1, Fig. S1).

Instead, this phenotype is due to consistent widespread expression of truncated p63 proteins from the Brdm2 allele.

Customers have demonstrated more consistent and widespread demand for Cisco's networking equipment, Mr. Chambers said in an interview.

A9 U.S. Report on Sudan Killings A preliminary State Department review of the violence waged in the Darfur region of Sudan has implicated government-backed militias in "a consistent and widespread pattern of atrocities," including murder, torture, rape and ethnic humiliation.

But a report by the independent Garda Inspectorate considered McCabe's information to be "credible" and found that there were consistent and widespread breaches of policy by those charged with administering the penalty points system.

The advantages of groundwater are based on its attributes such as consistent temperature, widespread availability, limited vulnerability, excellent natural quality, low cost of development, and drought reliability (Jha et al. 2007; Razandi et al. 2015).

ALT estimates determined from satellite (MODIS) and ERA-Interim temperatures, and CHANGE simulations, compared favorably with independent field observations and indicate deepening ALT trends consistent with widespread permafrost degradation under recent climate change.

Memories are long in F1, and senior figures at various teams have not forgotten that when Mercedes team principal Ross Brawn was technical director of Ferrari and Benetton during the Michael Schumacher era, there was a consistent and widespread belief that his teams were pushing the rules to breaking point.