Sentence examples for more widespread problem from inspiring English sources

In the review, the board became aware of a more widespread problem.

The federal Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, however, said last month that its inquiry showed a more widespread problem.

A much more widespread problem is radon that occurs naturally, seeping into buildings from underground uranium deposits.

Although most of these cases occur in the hospital setting, MRSA infection is becoming a more widespread problem in the general community.

In August, Salerno said in an interagency meeting about bolt failures: "We know we have a problem, and suspect it may be a more widespread problem".

But in the event of a more widespread problem, consumers might not not even be able to log on to get this information.

New corporate accounting scandals at Worldcom and other companies raised grave new doubts about much more widespread problems.

"This situation may reflect more widespread problems with CT quality assurance programs and may not be isolated to this particular facility or this imaging procedure".

However, new figures reported by the Army on Friday showed that the number of criminal investigations into prisoner abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan had increased to 85 from 69 a month ago, suggesting more widespread problems.

Coming to the Justice Department and S.E.C. just two weeks after learning about the violations could be dangerous because a company would probably want to know whether any misconduct was isolated or signaled more widespread problems before telling the government what it believed happened.

As evidence of more widespread problems emerged, the Nassau district attorney, Kathleen M. Rice, called for the entire laboratory to be closed on Feb. 18. Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo has asked the office of the state inspector general, Ellen Nachtigall Biben, to investigate the lab's conduct.