Sentence examples for once more widespread from inspiring English sources

But many anthropologists believe Dravidians were once more widespread than they are today.

The rail was once more widespread, with fossil bones found at Havana, Pinar del Río and the Isla de la Juventud.

As such, the species must either be a relict species (a species once more widespread), a species which is not unique to Lundy with other undiscovered populations, or the result of comparatively recent speciation on or near Lundy.

Novumbra has one extant species, and while fossil evidence shows the genus was once more widespread in the Pacific Northwest, Novumbra currently occurs only in Western Washington State, USA as a result of climatic changes during the Pleistocene [ 80, 84].

Hinduism, once much more widespread, now is practiced by many people in the region's Indian communities.

The MWF correlations were once again more widespread with the IE-water T2 correlations found primarily in frontal rather than temporal lobe projection tracts.

Once Christianity became more widespread, natural law could be understood in terms of God's directives in the Bible.

What remains to be seen is whether or not reporters and editors will experience skill erosion once automation becomes more widespread.

It's still a fun device to play with and once WiMAX is more widespread, it could make a killer mobile internet doodad.

Video will be too, once broadband services become more widespread.

There is still a great deal of work to do before otters are widespread once more".