Sentence examples for more widespread during from inspiring English sources

"The main focus for thundery downpours looks limited to the south-east corner of England overnight but then becomes rather more widespread during Sunday afternoon and evening.

The opposition leader suggests that Mr. Cameron's failure to ask questions about Mr. Coulson's role in phone hacking after an article published by The New York Times on Sept. 1, 2010 suggested that the practice had been more widespread during his editorship than the initial police investigation revealed.

A few sunny intervals are likely tomorrow but showers will become more widespread during the day.

Such a technique of obtaining green, which appeared sporadically during the XIIth Dynasty (1991 1786 BC), became much more widespread during the Amarna period (1370 1352 BC) [46].

It was more difficult to protected capital well in this drawdown than in the 2000-2002 bear market, as price weakness was more widespread during the Great Recession.

Trade between tribes became more widespread during the Mariposa phase, and the diet continued to improve.

"Fog and freezing fog patches with visibility less than 100 metres in places are expected to become more widespread again during Friday night.

Fossil evidence suggests that current populations of T. geyeri are relicts of a much more widespread distribution during more favourable climatic periods in the Pleistocene.

How these early genes are transcribed, and how the embryo shifts to more widespread transcription during the midblastula transition, are not well understood.

Supplementation with FA would therefore lead to different and more widespread effects during specific critical developmental windows in pregnancy, as demethylation and subsequent remethylation occur in the early embryo [ 8].

You can't blame poverty on crime when crime rates didn't rise, and might even have fallen, when poverty was much more widespread--during the Great Depression.