Sentence examples for rising widespread from inspiring English sources

The rising, widespread stress levels reported by consultants also raise doubts about the viability of David Cameron and the pledge by the health secretary, Jeremy Hunt, that the NHS will have become a fully fledged seven-day service by 2020.

That is very encouraging for the current market, in which earnings have been rising despite widespread skepticism, keeping the P/E of the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index at a modest level.

More strikingly, the trend is developing at a time when rising fundamentalism, widespread austerity and continued militarism threaten to roll back women's rights and push aside gender equality demands.

Concern is rising about widespread contamination of the marine environment by microplastics.

The airing of such embarrassments should earn Mr. Risen widespread public thanks for holding government accountable, not time in jail.

Without such a deal, scientists warn that world temperatures will increase by more than 2C by the end of the century, triggering ice cap melting, sea-level rises, widespread flooding, the spread of deserts and devastating storms.

Government tax rises prompted widespread strikes of jewellers, which came to an end in April.

While Frederik only rose to widespread fame this week, Nazario said he has had a cult following for some time.

In response to the Huế Vesak shootings and a ban on the Buddhist flag in early May, South Vietnam's Buddhist majority rose in widespread civil disobedience and protest against the religious bias and discrimination of the Catholic-dominated Diệm government.

End-stage renal disease rates rose following widespread introduction of high fructose corn syrup in the American diet, supporting speculation that fructose harms the kidney.

The panel warned that further warming could have devastating consequences for societies around the world, including rising seas and widespread drought.