Sentence examples for represent widespread from inspiring English sources
Tory MP Chris Skidmore also raised with Cameron Nicholson's description of Cure the NHS in 2008 as a "lobbying" organisation whose views did not represent widespread concern.
In the Mediterranean area, cliff slopes represent widespread high-risk landforms as they are highly frequented touristic places often interested by landslide processes.
Several students leaving the high school on Tuesday afternoon said the forums had been a useful tool for discussion, allowing them to express a commonly-held belief that the fight did not represent widespread racial bias at the school.
The 3000 plus prayers represent widespread multifaith support for the Muslim American community in North Carolina and across the country.
US ambassador Frederick Nolting determined that the attack had been the result of "two isolated cases" and opined that the incident did not represent widespread dissatisfaction with the regime.
The mechanism of emergence of these variants is unclear, but one hypothesis is that they represent widespread common-source events.
Though sectarian conflict is increasing, he says, "It would be a mistake to think that this bloodlust represents widespread sentiment among Iraqis as a whole.
He is reported to have told officials from the regulator to beware of the Cure the NHS campaign, the group set up by local patients upset about the care provided by Stafford Hospital, suggesting they were "simply lobbying" as opposed to representing widespread concern among patients using the hospital.
In brief, a score of 0 represented minimal staining, whereas a score of 4 represented widespread expression of IL-20 in this case.
The wild accessions represented widespread provenances in North America; the cultivars were randomly chosen from different countries in which sunflower is a major crop, representing a broad sample of genetic diversity in the domesticated materials of this species.
Navy officials said the actions taken against the three captains were unrelated and did not represent a widespread problem.
