Sentence examples for deep and widespread from inspiring English sources
The market for Richter paintings is deep and widespread.
It is important to recognise that the improvements being made in safety are deep and widespread.
Consumers were treated to deep and widespread price reductions during the holiday season, and almost everywhere they reacted with restraint.
But Friedman suggests that the Depression's effects were so deep and widespread that it created a sense of social solidarity.
Their posturing is built on a deep and widespread worry about the unfairness in the restitution for forgone land.
Film-makers seem to assume the thirst for retribution is so deep and widespread that it can serve as the default driver of righteous violence.
That may be inevitable in a region of such deep inequalities and widespread poverty.
Hundreds of schools were closed, disrupting some GCSE and AS-level exams, and there were cancellations and delays on roads, rail and in the air as bitterly cold winds added drifting to already deep falls and widespread ice.
Also, despite America's current national love affair with education as an instrument for societal and personal salvation, big-city education leaders must frequently perform their tasks in highly politicized environments characterized by such deep distrust and widespread despair that their day-to-day work lives are virtually dysfunctional.
The A.N.C., once a banned liberation movement engaged in one of the 20th century's most important struggles for justice and human rights, is now in power, and it has come under harsh scrutiny for the rampant poverty, deep inequality and widespread unemployment plaguing the country.
Even so, traditional power brokers like Mr. Gilani — and, more broadly, the patronage system — face a potent challenge from the emerging third force in politics here: the former sports star Imran Khan, whose political pull seems only to have increased after he was hospitalized Tuesday because of a fall that left him with back fractures, deep cuts and widespread sympathy.
