Sentence examples for more widespread that from inspiring English sources

If water is somehow more widespread, that could make future settlement of the Moon easier, especially if significant water could be extracted just by heating the soil.

So if enhanced books become more widespread, that could be tricky.

As of right now Wall Street doesn't cover the marijuana market as an industry but professional investors such as Todd Harrison, CEO and founder of Internet-based financial media company MInyanville, feels that once legalization is more widespread, that will be the inflection point when investing in marijuana businesses moves into a conventional arena.

"When we felt that [Pepe] was reaching that point of the hateful version becoming more widespread, that's a criteria for adding it to our hate symbols database," he explained.

"There is instead a tendency, more widespread that many people like to acknowledge, to regard black men as inherently untrustworthy or criminal".

The inquiry was ordered by Stephenson following revelations that phone hacking at the News of the World was more widespread that previously identified and concerns that the Met may not have investigated the allegations thoroughly.

But most also think that the sinning is more widespread than that.

They may be more widespread than that, but it is hard to know.

In an interview, Mr. Morse said the problems were far more widespread than that, probably because the fireproofing had been applied improperly to rusty steel.

"Politics may play a role but there are many factors, because I think prejudice against Muslims is more fear based, and more widespread than that against Latinos," Levin said.

But clearly, the patent is more widespread than that.