Sentence examples for extensive and widespread from inspiring English sources

Extensive and widespread use of hydrogen might require a pipeline network.

He finds that they were more extensive and widespread than previously thought and that they actually established a foundation for the subsequent Gregorian Reform movement.

One hormone from the pituitary gland at the base of the brain is called growth hormone because of its extensive and widespread effects on growth.

The greatest concern is the militarization of space, using space-based weapons and satellites to extend the reach of nations or potential terrorists, and allowing more extensive and widespread intelligence gathering than ever before.

The Swiss bank UBS has been fined £940m (1.4bn Swiss francs, US$1.53bn) by global regulators for "extensive and widespread" attempts to manipulate key benchmark interest rates known as Libor for five years.

The FSA said the misconduct was "extensive and widespread" as UBS's traders routinely made requests to colleagues responsible for determining Libor and Euribor submissions in an effort to benefit their own trading positions.

The combination of extensive glaciations and widespread dam building has resulted in a continent that is rich in lakes of all sizes, from the smallest features tens of meters across to the Great Lakes.

Formed in Bowling Green, Ky., Cage the Elephant had enough success with its self-titled debut album — extensive touring and widespread rock radio airplay for hard-headed singles like "Ain't No Rest for the Wicked" and "Back Against the Wall" — to embolden the band on its second, "Thank You Happy Birthday".

The extensive Hox mosaicism and widespread pleiotropism demonstrate that the same transcriptional protein plays a role in the development of circuits that drive behaviors from autonomic through motor function including cerebellar regulation.

TNF- α is induced at higher concentrations within tumour tissue than in the serum (Cao et al, 1999; Joseph et al, 1999; Wang et al, 2009), and its production has been suggested to amplify and prolong the initial blood flow inhibition leading to extensive tumour ischaemia and widespread necrosis (Zhao et al, 2002).

In the academic literature, the study of interdependence is quite extensive and embraces a widespread application2.