Sentence examples for ordinary widespread from inspiring English sources
And such is the frenzy of the current chase that parts of the press want to transform an already shocking tale of "ordinary", widespread, often systematic abuse by teachers, social workers and relatives, given spurious authority by the appalling Paedophile Information Exchange, into a celebrity trophy hunt.
In its first two decades, the revolution brought many benefits to ordinary Libyans: widespread literacy, free medical care and education, and improvements in living conditions.
The upshot is that the ordinary and widespread sexual attraction between heterosexual women and men is corrupted by a kind of sadism.
Under the plan, savings under 100,000 euros would not be touched — a rollback after a controversial plan last week to tax insured deposits was rejected by Cyprus's Parliament, amid outrage among ordinary savers and widespread concern that a precedent had been set for governments anywhere to tap insured bank savings in times of a national emergency.
We observed that the nodular pancreatitis characteristic of ordinary CP was widespread in tissue samples, while LPSP, which was typical of AIP, was found in restricted areas only.
Discontent is widespread among ordinary Cambodians, despite improved living conditions.
Britain is not a country in which antisemitism is widespread among ordinary people.
Tony ignores the multitude of reports indicating that revulsion against the occupation is now widespread among ordinary people.
But as awareness of toxic chemicals in ordinary products has become widespread, many consumers have been drawn to arguments like Ms. Dadd's.
And it takes a small step toward debunking the notion, widespread among ordinary Chinese and government officials alike, that the United States is bent on thwarting China's ascension to global power.
Some Palestinian leaders have condemned the use of teenagers, and opposition to the practice is widespread among ordinary Palestinians, but it is not clear that the practice has stopped.
