Sentence examples for general and widespread from inspiring English sources
"Based on existing evidence, we see little justification for the general and widespread use of dietary supplements," the authors wrote.
But while this is clearly a worthy goal and one that there should be general and widespread support for, the devil will be in the detail.
Dr Conrad blames a general and widespread degradation of the moths' natural habitat for the bulk of the losses, but added that climate change, light pollution and farming practices had all taken their toll.
The prospect of lots of little Derevos (the word means tree in Russian) sprouting all over the world is ever so slightly alarming, but the appeal of the company extends far beyond theatre, reflecting a more general and widespread desire for people to have something to believe in.
From the earliest Babylonian times6 onwards through the classical and mediaeval periods this belief was general and widespread.
In this connection, it is worth noting that there was a general and widespread acceptance of the TM name.
European leaders inched closer Monday to an agreement that could avoid a potentially catastrophic default by Greece on billions of dollars in debt, as France proposed a plan that could serve as a model for other European lenders to the teetering nation, where a general strike and widespread demonstrations were planned Tuesday ahead of a crucial austerity vote.
The frequent non-payment of civil servant and military salaries resulted in regular school and hospital closures, general strikes and widespread increases in corruption.
In an era in which DNA evidence has shown one death row inmate after another to be innocent of the crimes of which they were convicted, the polls demonstrate steadily dwindling public enthusiasm for capital punishment in general and a widespread revulsion against the idea of executing mentally retarded people in particular.
The general and most widespread targeting methods are immuno-based or are using genetically encoded tags, or are a combination of both.
Local directional selection appears to be general and relatively widespread and can be found on a number of geographical scales since the global or regional outliers identified are not exclusively dependent on one or a few particularly divergent cod populations.
