Sentence examples for got a widespread from inspiring English sources

That, said Mr. Imwinkelried, a law professor at the University of California at Davis, "could conceivably be an important weapon in the hands of defense counsel, because you've got a widespread public perception that fingerprint testimony is infallible".

"If you've got a police department where you've got a widespread practice that's violating the rights of the people that live in that community and you point that out, undoubtably that's going to affect the morale of police officers ― they're being told their conduct violates the constitution," Smith said.

To those who know the Ireland coach his understated manner is legendary, and now that he is in charge of a team of grand slam champions that perpetual half-smile and the soft, breathy delivery rooted just behind the front teeth is getting a widespread projection it was perhaps not designed for.

The now-common use of an asterisk followed by the word you actually meant to send as an immediate (or somewhat delayed, if it takes you a while to realize) correction (*whatevs, not 'wharves') is a pretty good indicator we've got a serious and widespread problem.

And the internet got a lot faster with widespread support for HTTP/2, including Server Push and WebP conversion.

Semiconductor stocks are getting a lift from widespread ratings upgrades and better-than-expected earnings.

The pictures of thousands of university protesters all across the country last week were not seen on any major television news network, but the Facebook faithful could still get a glimpse of widespread unrest.

To get a sense of how widespread this phenomenon is, ask the people who know: real estate brokers.

The unnamed athlete, described in a report published Monday by the journal JAMA Neurology, is the youngest patient to get a definitive diagnosis of widespread CTE — degenerative brain changes accompanied by a range of neuropsychiatric symptoms that are linked to repeated blows to the head.

Effectively demonstrating their capabilities is key to getting any widespread adoption rolling.

The new work "is a very good start" to getting an accurate and widespread picture of communitywide drug use, says Niels Jonkers, a chemist with the Institute for Inland Water Management and Waste Water Treatment in Lelystad, the Netherlands.