Sentence examples for marked by widespread from inspiring English sources

The conflict, marked by widespread human rights abuses, left lasting scars.

Elections and referendums in Azerbaijan have been marked by widespread electoral fraud and vote-rigging.

The period was marked by widespread abuses, extrajudicial killings, disappearances and torture.

Bashir's rule was marked by widespread social restrictions, particularly on women.

So the lead-up to Dime Day was, naturally, marked by widespread anger and controversy.

His final ministry (January November 1933) was marked by widespread labour unrest and growing fascist activity.

"Both periods are marked by a widespread lack of understanding of other cultures".

This — a time marked by a widespread and intense determination, at last, to strip every shield and alibi from sexual abusers — is now.

During the 20th century, a period marked by a widespread rural exodus and land abandonment, fire suppression policies were adopted facilitating the accumulation of fuel in forested areas, exacerbating the effects of wildfires, leading to severe degradation of soils.

According to the historian Scott L Waugh, documents from 13th-century England record court battles among nobles in which the proceedings are marked by "a widespread distrust of family wolves hungering after an inheritance".

Few campaigners are known to possess Biden's congenial, free-wheeling speaking style in an era marked by the widespread sentiment that Washington is out of touch with everyday Americans.