Sentence examples for having widespread from inspiring English sources

"I don't see SVG having widespread use until it's integrated into the browser," Mr. Emberton said.

Many people are getting ill this year because the country is also having widespread outbreaks of two diseases with overlapping symptoms, norovirus and whooping cough, and the normal winter surge in common colds.

This is especially true of the government's most direct response to the 2000 election — the legislation that became known as the Help America Vote Act, or hava, which Congress passed in 2002 and which is only now having widespread practical effect.

"Overall, a compelling body of evidence has accumulated that clearly demonstrates that the wide-scale use of these persistent, water-soluble chemicals is having widespread, chronic impacts upon global biodiversity and is likely to be having major negative effects on ecosystem services such as pollination that are vital to food security," the study concluded.

But she says their move upmarket is having widespread consequences: beachside hostels, cafes and restaurants are struggling as their former patrons head for the suburbs; and the elderly residents of well-to-do eastern suburbs such as Woollahra, Bellevue Hill and Potts Point, and even west of the city at Pyrmont, are upset that neighbourhood homes have become de facto backpacker lodgings.

Papworth has had to put on hold its long-planned transfer to a state-of-the-art site outside Cambridge as a result of the Treasury's intervention, despite the move having widespread support in the NHS and academia and from the Department of Health (DH).

Not every hybrid has widespread appeal.

Much of the legislation had widespread support.

The treaty has widespread support.

This has widespread public support.

We have widespread violence against the people.