Sentence examples for indeed widespread from inspiring English sources

Indeed, widespread worries over a looming physician shortage are a relatively new phenomenon.

Mexico's attorney-general, Jorge Madrazo, has acknowledged that corruption at the border is indeed widespread.

Mr. Moynihan has suggested that revealing Venona's existence much earlier might have been better, to dramatize for doubters that Soviet espionage was, indeed, widespread.

He decided to look into it and soon learned that the use of personality tests for hiring was indeed widespread among large corporations.

The expectation that the art should provide enjoyment without effort is, indeed, widespread and accounts for much of the opposition to new and demanding idioms.

(He claims to have been subject to torture – which is indeed widespread in Jordanian prisons; pulling the hairs out of a radical's beard, he said, is one favoured method of inflicting pain).

Indeed, so widespread is its use that some commentators have voiced concern that English may displace Norwegian in commerce and industry.

Indeed, so widespread and pernicious is our influence that we are now generating an extinction event  that promises to rival the one that did for the dinosaurs 66m years ago or the Permian-Triassic extinction, 252m years ago, which wiped out 70% of all vertebrate species.

Indeed, corruption is so widespread that some commentators question whether Thais really consider it a vice.

Indeed, fighting has become so widespread in the countryside that the university has become a refuge for Congolese -- so popular that classrooms often have standing room only.

Indeed, its popularity is so widespread that it has caught the attention of government censors, who last week clamped down on three popular services.