Sentence examples for got more widespread from inspiring English sources
Mr. Allawi's contract with Barbour Griffith & Rogers was first disclosed on IraqSlogger, a Web site devoted to Iraq news, but got more widespread attention after Mr. Allawi made his comments on television.
As smartphones get more widespread, Apple needs to reduce both component costs and R&D costs.
"My fear is, this winter is really the last chance that Turkey may have to resolve this question before the fighting gets more widespread," Mr Jenkins says.
It's a shame that speedruns don't get more widespread attention with "regular" people because this romp through Marble Madness is both breathtaking and mesmerizing.
Dr Luke McDonagh, an expert in copyright law at Cardiff University, said: "The problem is there, it's getting more widespread and the big broadcasters are trying to cut down on it by targeting the criminal enterprises that are running these pirated systems.
Maybe if Barrish created larger pieces in, say, bronze -- like the lean, 15-foot-tall horn player he creates at the end of the film, after winning a public-art competition for an installation at Bayview-Hunters Point -- he'd get more widespread respect.
Hence, in the beginning, the only genes that can "get ahead" and become more widespread in the population are those that are "good mixers"—that is, those that produce superior genotypes when combined with a random gene from the population.
Luxury makers need to dissipate such doubts.As luxury has become more widespread, defining it has got harder.
"I think this issue has got worse and gradually the problem has become more widespread over the years.
Strangefellow: Will this urge for risky adventure grow more widespread over the years as everyday life gets ever less risky and more predictable?
