Sentence examples for more widespread or from inspiring English sources

However, it is difficult to know whether this is because the issue is more widespread or is reported more often.

Just because it's only been officially confirmed in one county doesn't mean it isn't more widespread, or possibly even in your own fields.

But they also cautioned that it is not clear whether any of these patterns were more widespread, or had anything to do with the blackout.

The patients I worry about the most now are those who live or work in Wynwood and those who've traveled to countries where Zika is more widespread, or those who show the symptoms of Zika infection.

None of these plants, however, is more widespread or appreciated than the cultivated roses (genus Rosa), which have long been one of the favourite flowers of peoples of many lands and cultures.

When hydrogen stations become more widespread, or when EV demand reaches a tipping point, the mix can change at the factory in Japan more easily than if these were separate models.

"More widespread violence or a return to military rule, currently barely imaginable, may become real possibilities.

Images on Sunday evening of skirmishes between the police and protesters — police batons waving and objects being hurled — raised the prospect of more widespread clashes or a lasting taint on the summit meeting.

But are they capable of having a more widespread effect, or will they meet the admirable but more subdued fate of dozens of bands, from the Afghan Whigs to Pavement and Sleater-Kinney, who managed to become critical favorites without doing much to change the face of popular music?

In this context, we therefore propose the use of the bipartite representation as a possible alternative to the more widespread idf (or tf-idf) unipartite representation.

We strategically chose six subcategories, or groups, of MSDs; two back disorders; low back pain (M54) and disc disorders (M51), two types of osteoarthritis, knee osteoarthritis (M17) and hip osteoarthritis (M16) and two disorders with more widespread joint or soft tissue problems respectively; rheumatoid arthritis M05-M066) and myalgia (M79).