Sentence examples for not so widespread from inspiring English sources

One difference in the current debate over Iraq is that intellectual consensus is not so widespread.

Other feeding specializations are not so widespread among species, and some are restricted to a single group.

It would be tempting to single out Ridley for his inability to separate catharsis from analysis, were that confusion not so widespread.

Technologies that were not so widespread in 1994 will help keep him from having to uproot his wife and two daughters to take the job, he said.

Some Congolese towns had been attacked before the offensive, yet the raids were not so widespread that word would have trickled back to remote places like Faradje.

Several House members who spoke against repeal said the Legislature, by declining in past years to take up bills that would have regulated or controlled medical marijuana when its use was not so widespread, had only itself to blame.

"The challenge I made hadn't been brought before, because the problem wasn't so widespread," Mr. O'Brien said.

On the other hand, pain, which results in a swift change of behavior to avoid future damage, isn't so widespread.

*A report out yesterday by the Hartford Courant indicates that this practice may have not been so widespread after all.

It's that they're so coolly composed, so infernally correct that there's nothing raw about them, and you find yourself thinking: would it not be more interesting if his moments were a little less decisive?" Perhaps, but then he would not be the Cartier-Bresson we know – and his influence would not have been so widespread.

He deserves credit, not the hate so widespread on Facebook and on other message boards because he has not staged a KCBS competition.