Sentence examples for more widespread than ever before from inspiring English sources

Calls for withdrawal are more widespread than ever before.

As journalist Bianca Bosker, also in the New Yorker, pointed out last year, the wine tasting note isn't just more widespread than ever before.

The growing use of offshore tax havens and legal trusts has made the concealing of assets much more widespread than ever before".

(Poppy production is more widespread than ever before in Afghanistan, which is, once again, the world's leading producer of opium. The opium trade brought in $2.3 billion last year. The warlords, who are government ministers, military commanders, and regional administrators, receive the bulk of the profits).

Multimillionairedom is more widespread than ever before.

The spreading Third World affluence one sees in TV commercials only means that the thin upper crust of Western-style consumers is now more widespread than ever before.

Multimillionairedom is more widespread than ever.

Hacking is more widespread than ever.

Otaku culture in America is more widespread than ever.

Indeed, photography still hasn't been overtaken by another medium, as had been predicted in the coming of video and as is usually the case as a medium grows old, but it has undoubtedly morphed into something unrecognizable from its 19th century inception, more widespread now than ever before.     .

Indeed, photography still hasn't been overtaken by another medium, as had been predicted in the coming of video and as is usually the case as a medium grows old, but it has undoubtedly morphed into something unrecognisable from its 19th century inception, more widespread now than ever before.     .