Sentence examples for in which widespread from inspiring English sources

The End of Ideology, a collection of his essays, portrayed a non-capitalist or postcapitalist order in which the classic conditions of the market no longer existed, and in which widespread political dissatisfaction was no longer based in economics.

Instead of addressing these consequences head on, it is much more likely that 2016 will be another year of muddling through in which widespread public misunderstanding of who pays for care will remain unchallenged amid rising levels of need.

JON McGILL Baltimore, Aug. 11, 2011 To the Editor: During the rioting that gripped England, a bit of telling irony was seen at a shopping mall, in which widespread looting had struck.

When I asked the same questions of Nick Sansano — who co-produced Sonic Youth's "Daydream Nation" and "Goo," and engineered tracks for Public Enemy's "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" and "Fear of a Black Planet" — he also spoke to the ways in which widespread headphone use has begun to transform his job.

An important example of the vasodilatory action of prostaglandins is found in the kidneys, in which widespread vasodilation leads to an increase in the flow of blood to the kidneys and an increase in the excretion of sodium in the urine.

2016 may be the year in which widespread foundational legal and administrative protocols are laid for the IoT.

Moreover, the magnitude of these results is not surprising given the nutritional focus of the study, in which subtle, widespread shifts in transcription may have profound biological effects.

This contrasts with disks coexpressing UAS.dSno and UAS.Dsh in which the widespread expression of Ac and Sens is largely suppressed (compare Figure 3D with 2H).

Cell replacement strategies are particularly promising candidate therapies for stroke, a condition in which a widespread loss of different cell types occurs that in principle may benefit from exogenous stem cells replacement of lost or damaged cells.

Indeed, a global analysis of Upper Guinean endemic forest species gives a pattern in which relatively widespread endemics are ruderal while species with very restricted ranges are linked to particularly humid places, i.e., probably refugia [47].

Further, there are ways in which the widespread provision of height enhancements would make everyone worse off.