Sentence examples for rarely widespread from inspiring English sources

Neurofibrillary tangle pathology may partially explain this observation of greater variability in the MTL, since it is common in MTL but rarely widespread in cortex of CN subjects.

Even when celebrities do embarrass themselves here, their actions rarely receive widespread coverage.

Success rarely engenders widespread popularity – Manchester United are proof enough of that – but part of the reason Leicester have been unloved is that their style of play has been unlovely: the club version of England, grizzled forwards and outside-halves able to kick the ball from one side of the city to the other.

Herpesvirus rarely causes widespread disseminated disease in the natural host, although cross-species transmission to non-reservoir hosts can also result in lethal infections [ 2].

Avian influenza rarely causes widespread deaths in wild birds, and influenza caused by H5N1 subtype virus represents the first major clinical avian influenza virus associated disease recognized in wild birds since the outbreak of influenza caused by H5N3 subtype virus in South Africa in 1961 in common terns (Sterna hirundo) (7, 11 ).

Political activism in America has rarely been as widespread and sustained as it is today.

I would argue that despite all the problems -- from the recession to college loans to housing to all the vast complexities of our times -- the mindset and the agenda we millennials have embraced to participate in and enact change has rarely been so widespread, practical, and possible.

Although mass vaccination with polysaccharide vaccines can prevent up to 70% of cases [17], [18] if implemented at the onset of an outbreak such high levels of protection are rarely achieved and widespread use of polysaccharide vaccines has not prevented continuing epidemics in Africa [4], [19].

M. pneumoniae causes a widespread but rarely fatal pneumonia in humans.

Feminists say rape in police custody is a widespread but rarely discussed problem.

Like other journalists who write about Washington and presidential politics, Mr. Lewis said that he had to submit to the widespread but rarely disclosed practice of quote approval.