Sentence examples for old widespread from inspiring English sources

In the European context, alcohol is a very old, widespread, easily available and relatively cheap "cultural drug" in all European countries [12].

This is true for three most symbolic crops in these regions such as olive, grape wine and fig. Therefore, we may ask, within such species, whether extant varietal genetic diversity in traditional agroecosystems reflects the propagation of old widespread clones, or old local clones, or recent local clones.

The conception and practice of making a king divine after his death are very old and widespread.

The idea that language use in general is governed by rules or norms is old and widespread.

As with other old and widespread cultivated plants, it is not easy to reconstruct the original distribution and determine the borders of the past natural ranges.

Thus, PSMD13 represents an old gene widespread among eukaryotes but SIRT3is a vertebrate invention.

In Yemen, child marriage of girls, sometimes as young as 8 years old, is widespread.

However, the pattern of haplotype diversity in the Western Cluster of wild H. spontaneum is unusual, as old and widespread alleles do not dominate in this area and singletons were found frequently.

The oldest, most widespread and until recently biggest of the three crops is wheat (see chart).

An older, more widespread rumor, however — the rumor that generated the shovel rumor — has yet to be proved false: that the gangster Dutch Schultz, fearing a long prison term (which he didn't get) or assassination (which he did, in 1935), loaded his ill-gotten millions into a steel box and buried it on the banks of the Esopus Creek.

On advanced 3G handsets, consumption is about three-times stronger than on the older, more widespread 2.5G phones.