Sentence examples for really widespread from inspiring English sources

But even so, discussion of really widespread Loyalist support was exaggerated.

"The odds of a really widespread memory loss from injury are minuscule.

"If this is something that was really widespread and happening all over, you would have expected it to really have revealed itself," Ms. Kelley said.

"There is a lot of shame in telling a story like that, but it is really widespread," says Ziff. "It doesn't happen in front of anyone.

"When forced to acknowledge that there is, and these investigations are starting to show that it is really widespread, they are turning the other way.

Along the way, he had produced his first really widespread popular success, the "concerto for birds and orchestra" Cantus Arcticus (1972), in which he replaced the conventional instrumental soloist with taped birdsong from Arctic Finland.

"This is really a widespread, structural problem in the region, and so we thought we needed a more widespread, systematic attack on that practice," Strode said in an interview.

"This was really pretty widespread," said William J. Comiskey, a deputy state attorney general.

"There really is widespread recognition that governance is one of the key elements of successful development".

What opponents needed to understand, he said, was that "no one was really envisioning widespread use of Truvada as PrEP.

In Mr. Kerik's case, some wonder if a police department that has proved so effective in reducing crime really needs widespread reform.