Sentence examples for some more widespread from inspiring English sources

The tape is a puzzle of influences, some local and some more widespread: Bay Area Mobb inflections, G-Funk interpolations, New Jack Swing flourishes, and more than a couple of smooth-jazz sweeps.

Clarke and Newman outline some more widespread security improvements that have occurred for various types of crime (Clarke and Newman 2006).

Some later achieve more widespread fame, but still keep in contact.

Some of the more widespread means of computer crime include phishing and planting of malware, such as computer viruses and worms, Trojan horses, and logic bombs.

Some of the more widespread shrub honeysuckles are Tartarian honeysuckle (L. tartarica), from southeastern Europe and Siberia, and four Chinese species: winter honeysuckle (L. fragrantissima), privet honeysuckle (L. pileata), box honeysuckle (L. nitida), and lilac honeysuckle (L. syringantha).

Numerous tornadoes (including some strong tornadoes), more widespread or severe wind damage and very large/destructive hail could occur.

While Nova binding to 3′UTR sequences appears to control the levels of some transcripts, a more widespread mechanism involves Nova binding within intronic sequences adjacent to previously unannotated exons, referred to as "occult exons" by the authors.

As broadband has become more widespread — some governments want to turn it into a universal service like electricity or water — the quality of connections has grown more important.

It is even more widespread in some European countries [ 2], some countries in South America, India or Pakistan [ 3].

And while most of these toxins are not deadly to humans, they will cause some local pain and sometimes more widespread symptoms.

But the investigation also suggests that Nasdaq's shortcomings were, in some ways, much deeper and more widespread than previously understood.