Sentence examples for even widespread from inspiring English sources

Income inequality is more than a problem of abstract social justice, or even widespread emotional distress ("Income Inequality: Too Big to Ignore," Economic View, Oct. 17).

The survey, published this week, also suggests that doubt is growing that even widespread concerted action can make a difference when it comes to climate change.

In conservative Christian circles and on Christian radio stations, there are even widespread theories that Mr. Obama just may be the Antichrist.

David Alexander of ABI Research, a market-research firm, says that the fancy electronics required for a radar-based system mean that even widespread adoption of the technology will not lead to a significant drop in price.

As a result, although most polls still show Israelis favoring a two-state solution, there is skepticism, even widespread cynicism, about Palestinian intentions and any prospect for a successful, peace-oriented state of Palestine.

Scientists want to better understand how much of this death behavior is cultural and how much is innate — or if it's even widespread at all — but that will be rather difficult.

Discrimination is even more widespread.

It turns out that the phenomenon is even more widespread.

Even more widespread is the use of "traditional eye medicines".

Alabama, where severe drought is even more widespread, is even further behind in its planning.

Even worse, widespread charges of election fraud led to a series of unprecedented protests in Moscow.