Sentence examples for remarkably widespread from inspiring English sources

Learning is remarkably widespread in the animal kingdom.

There is a remarkably widespread view that at least gold has had stable purchasing power.

This early connection of primitive "satire" with magic has a remarkably widespread history.

"These findings demonstrate that doping is remarkably widespread among elite athletes, and remains largely unchecked despite current biological testing programmes," they concluded.

The Immortalization Commission is a sober account of a hitherto almost unnoticed but remarkably widespread phenomenon – and also a romp of a read.

There is remarkably widespread resistance from charities and voluntary organisations to some aspects of the lobbying bill currently going through Parliament, and this should give the Government reason to pause.

At the same time, however, it is also a remarkably hardy and widespread meme that has taken hold of the nation's collective unconscious -- a mind virus spread by word of mouth and amplified by our electronic media, an epidemic that has united the country, but united it in anxiety and dread.

Remarkably there is widespread reduction in brain blood flow in the postdrome [7], which reflects the phenotype well.

"The problems with that are remarkably diverse and widespread, and we really need to do something about it.

"The extent and duration of the improper access was both remarkably longer and more widespread than I had ever imagined," Mr. Durbin said.

The historian Richard Hofstadter described the Progressive movement as "a rather widespread and remarkably good-natured effort of the greater part of society to achieve some not very clearly specified self-reformation.