Lake Isabella Dam is just one acute example of a widespread problem: Of the nation's 85,000 dams, more than 4,400 are considered susceptible to failure, according to the Association of State Dam Safety Officials.
In this it is the latest example of a widespread type of the 21st century, the pseudo-public space, in which the City of London and its satellites are world leaders.
And given the government's penchant to intervene in the economy, critics immediately seized on the phenomenon as an example of a widespread plan to cook Argentina's books by minimizing the country's boiling inflation rate.
The Pacific sardine (Sardinops sagax)—which inhabits vast areas on both sides of the North Pacific, the South Pacific coasts of South America and Australia, and the Indian Ocean coasts of Australia and Africa is a good example of a widespread, highly migratory, and economically important species.
As but one example of a widespread reaction, words like "too cozy" and "ridiculous" were among the adjectives applied to the testimony of Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JP Morgan Chase, before yesterday's Senate Banking Committee Hearing on CNN that evening (CNN's John King Show).
Kaiser nurses say lack of patient screening is just one small example of a widespread failure to have in place disaster plans or training of RNs or other staff on how to handle emergencies - not just for Ebola but for other disease outbreaks, such as SARS, or natural disasters like earthquakes.
The best example of a widespread candidate selection signal across the Sahel is the malaria-associated DARC gene (fig. 3 F), located on chromosome 1.
Members of the Crocidura olivieri (Lesson, 1827) complex [ 11], which have notably large body size for shrews and can weigh up to 65 g [ 12], are a rare example of a widespread Afrotropical soricid taxon.
The news of both moves has been hushed up in Kabul, where they are perhaps the most high-profile examples of a more widespread problem facing the country's police and army.
To Mr. Koolhaas, these examples are part of a widespread campaign to stamp out an entire period in architectural history — a form of censorship that is driven by ideological as much as aesthetic concerns.
