But after the widespread power failures from the snow in February and the even more widespread ones from the winds of March, many people asked an obvious question: We can't do better than this?
Partial privatization, for example, tends to be more widespread than one might think, and the effects of privatization on efficiency are generally mixed but rarely negative.
But here's a far more widespread challenge, one that's also more fixable: the unavailability of birth control in many poor countries.
To a packed Bundestag, Merkel said it was "absurd" to claim Germany was trying to "dominate" Europe – an accusation which has become ever more widespread after one of her MPs made goading comments that "Europe was now speaking German".
Gun ownership is also more widespread". Indeed, one argument Mordaunt set out for Brexit was that her boss, David Cameron, could not veto Turkey's membership (a claim, to be fair, that the PM retorted was nonsense).
Although monitoring of smaller particles measuring ≤ 2.5 μm (PM2.5) has become more widespread, only one study in California has evaluated PM2.5 in relation to respiratory related infant mortality; results support a positive association (Woodruff et al. 2006).
Although the use of data from routine systems was more widespread than one off exercises such as NHA, we found many instances where donors and government (staff at the sectoral level) were not aware or using it.
More widespread unionization is one such mechanism that has the added advantage that it directly empowers people in their work.
After inquiring about the poor quality, they learned the problem was more widespread than the one incident.
