Sentence examples for more widespread less from inspiring English sources

As sequencing has become more widespread, less novel, and, above all, less expensive, decoding entire genomes has become less daunting.

This behavior is even more widespread, if less severe, in fraternal groups and sports culture.

HIV/Aids is the most recent truly devastating pandemic – and H5N1 avian flu was even more widespread, though less deadly.

Our nation also needs a clear strategy to confront the threats of the 21st century, threats that are more widespread and less certain.

Subsp. holarctica strains cause a more widespread but less severe disease in Northern Europe, Scandinavia and the former Soviet Union.

Land tenancy was more diffuse here than in Europe, voting more widespread, state power less centralized, and political censorship less strict.

CABGs have become less common due to the more widespread use of less-invasive procedures such as PCIs.

Striking that balance had been Ms. Lyons's skill, but that skill is both more widespread and also less essential now.

The article describes four barriers to more widespread use of less adversarial forms of dispute resolution and suggests ways of overcoming those barriers.

The prevalence of institutionalised abuse is finally emerging to public scrutiny, but the effects of normalised parental neglect are more widespread and much less obvious.

While coverage is in many ways more widespread and potentially less costly than it was a few years ago, that may not make it any easier to persuade insurance companies or employers to cover certain treatments or find practitioners who take your insurance, have offices nearby and are not booked solid indefinitely.