Sentence examples for directed widespread from inspiring English sources

Assad has overseen the most directed, widespread killing of civilians by state forces since the Sudanese President Omar al-Bashir's militias rampaged through Darfur a decade ago.

Peters JM, et al. Rho directs widespread termination of intragenic and stable RNA transcription.

1, 28, 30, 31 This unexpectedly high proportion of circadian transcripts suggests that the clock machinery may direct widespread events of cyclic chromatin remodeling and consequent transcriptional activation/repression.

Mr. Duncan was the lead audit partner working on Enron and directed the widespread document destruction that took place from late October through early November, at a time when Andersen knew of an informal inquiry by the Securities and Exchange Commission into the company.

In essence, he is attempting to direct the widespread sense that America has lost its way—something that would normally count against him into exasperation with the Republicans.But Mr Obama must walk a fine line.

Europeans and Americans did agree on steps directed at curbing widespread cigarette smuggling.

Short of murder, brutality is widespread, directed mainly at women, spurring a powerful women's movement.

Of course, blame has also long been directed at the widespread use of antibiotics within medicine.

This funding should be directed towards developing widespread HAART distribution programs.

Efforts directed at promoting widespread use of electrophysiological assessment techniques in the ICU will need to be supported on one hand by dual neurological and pharmacological evaluation methods, and on the other hand by ongoing clinical application of the EEG and ERP assessment methods, as described by Yppärilä and coworkers [ 1].

The movie, which starred Kirk Douglas and was directed by Stanley Kubrick, won widespread critical acclaim.