Another is the increased globalisation and connectedness of societies, as a result of which impacts are not restricted to those locally and immediately involved, but are felt more extensively – in terms of economic and social effects as well as health, on people far-removed from the origin of the hazard, and even on future generations.
His power and influence were so extensively felt in Britain that the Roman biographer Suetonius referred to him as Britannorum rex ("King of the Britons") in his life of the emperor Caligula.
Though Homer was born in Boston and traveled extensively, he felt most at home in the cottage, living there for the last 27 years of his life and painting many of his most famous seascapes including Undertow, Life Line, Lost on the Grand Banks and what many consider to be his masterpiece, Weatherbeaten.
Newspapers quoted the diary excerpts made available extensively, but I often felt Summerscale didn't quote Mrs. Robinson enough.
Before entering Princeton University last year, Ted Lacey corresponded with his roommate extensively by e-mail and felt safe assuming they would be good friends.
For supercapacitor applications, W18O49 nanowires have been extensively grown on graphitic carbon felt using a facile solvothermal method.
President Obama felt concerned enough about gas prices to talk extensively about them yesterday, and Republicans apparently feel they can use this as a weapon against him in the election.
Yet those same practitioners still apparently felt compelled to engage with the proposition and extensively set out references to contagion in classical works.
My partner and I traveled extensively in Egypt a few years ago and felt we needed to stay in the closet to avoid any problems.
Hebdige had written extensively on British subculture and style, and he felt that The Face "flattened everything to the glossy world of the image, and presented its style as content".
