Sentence examples for it became widespread knowledge from inspiring English sources
When it became widespread knowledge she'd been subsisting on fish and moose broths, Spence's critics found their reason to question the sincerity of her physical struggle, even if her diet still qualified as an extreme measure.
Subsequently, the idea of banks' taking on more risk, and getting paid for it, became widespread.
It became widespread on the continent in the mid-tenth (Saenger 2000: 100).
It became widespread prehistorically, possibly spreading in association with cassava.
It becomes widespread thanks to its concepts that boost availability and accessibility of information on the network.
By the summer of 1941, Action T4 became widespread public knowledge in Germany (and also in neutral countries and to Germany's enemies), and on August 24 , 1941 Hitler ordered the joint chief of the operation Dr. Karl Brandt to halt it due to public protest (however it still continued, not only out of the public eye but in greater intensity).
When ETV became widespread, it was considered, unlike shunts, as a minimally invasive and definitive cure for hydrocephalus.
Despite rumors, her affair with Roosevelt did not become widespread public knowledge until the publication of Jonathan W. Daniels' 1966 memoir The Time Between the Wars.
Mobile livestock, in particular sheep, became widespread, and with it the burning of wooded land to produce pastures.
It only began to grow after broadband became widespread.
