Sentence examples for ongoing widespread from inspiring English sources

In other words, civil war is an ongoing, widespread, often organized and rather relentless sectarian conflict.

While this sort of thing must happen (in this world, every kind of "crazy" occasionally happens), would it be in such numbers that ongoing widespread sperm entrapment paranoia is justified?

He wrote: "Those who have been the subject of ongoing, widespread inaccurate and negative media coverage - as I have, possibly on a scale not seen since the abuse of the McCanns - know that the harms created for individuals and small organisations or groups by a failure to maintain high ethical journalistic standards can be severe, consequential and almost insurmountable".

Pai makes much of the FCC's response to the ongoing widespread outage of connectivity in Puerto Rico following an unusually intense hurricane season.

Technical MR developments, such as the advent of parallel imaging algorithms or the ongoing widespread use of higher magnetic field strength certainly has an impact on first-pass myocardial perfusion imaging [95, 96].

Undoubtedly, the most treacherous consequence of those haunting wrongs is the ongoing, widespread moral damage inherent in the American psyche -- a damage which played itself out recently in the race-based hatred and violence we witnessed in Charleston, SC.

But if all we needed were individual apologies – if you can even call them that – for the ongoing and widespread acts of micro- and macro-aggression racism, well.

But the report also cited ongoing and widespread abuses of religious freedoms, from arbitrary arrests of Muslims to the harassment of Baptists.

At present, the ongoing and widespread problem of Pb intoxication is treated first by removing the individual from the Pb-contaminated environment and thereafter by administering a Pb2+ chelating agent.

In the introduction we explained why in EC no large and constant inter-slope difference of TEs frequency are expected without selection, because of the existence of ongoing homogenizing widespread inter-slope migration.

Difficulties people with MCI experienced in obtaining helpful information both in terms of diagnosis and ongoing support were widespread (Beard & Neary, 2013; Blieszner et al., 2007; Frank et al., 2006; Lu & Haase, 2009; Roberts & Clare, 2013).