Sentence examples for just as widespread. from inspiring English sources

Just as widespread as voids are the applications that exploit them.

"It has been an eye-opener that the problem is just as widespread as it is.

The unidentified protein forms a previously unknown variety of Alzheimer's lesion that appears to be just as widespread as the well-known senile plaques and neurofibrillary tangles.

But it's a worthy comparison all the same: the movement for sanity and solutions is just as widespread as the Tea Party fervor, if not yet as powerful.

But confusion about race is just as widespread on the other side of the spectrum.

Just as widespread Mexican-Anglo intermarriage helped meld cultures in the 19th-century Southwest, so it does today.

Scientists reported that carefully targeted culling can be just as effective as widespread culling, and less disruptive.

This is just as well, since although crows are widespread they are mightily misunderstood, often to the extent of being confused with rooks and other corvids.

"Some say that we will not succeed — that the story has already been written and the ending is ordained," Mr. Paterson told the lawmakers, a thought that might just as easily be applied to the widespread belief among fellow Democrats that he cannot win election as to pessimism about the state's finances.

Is the politics of morality becoming more widespread in Europe (just as, ironically, it may be becoming less influential in America)?In this section The ever lengthening road Delay, delay A plague on both your houses Popular peevishness Candidate inflation Still a man's world A European values debate ReprintsAs a general rule, "moral politics" comes to the fore in two possible ways.

Meadows, from Wigan, said: "If it is as widespread as those allegations do deem, I just think it would just kill our sport.