Sentence examples for speed widespread from inspiring English sources

At Ms. Schlafly's behest, for example, the party approved an immigration plank calling for new laws to speed widespread deportations and other punitive measures at odds with Mr. McCain's stance on one of his signature issues.

Their campaigns for a 20mph speed limit (widespread in the Netherlands), and the crucial issue of strict liability would make a more sensible centrepiece for Go Dutch.

MakerBot's MinFill arrived quietly last night as a firmware upgrade for existing customers, and the company is already calling it a "big benchmark in speed and widespread adoption of 3D printing".

These cases make it painfully clear that the problems caused by increased line speeds are widespread and systemic.

Reductions in activity levels and high escape speeds are widespread adaptive predator avoidance and antipredator responses to avoid being detected (e.g. Gyssels and Stoks 2005; Stoks et al. 2012; Cothran et al. 2013) and killed during an attack (Stoks and De Block 2000; Stoks and McPeek 2003), respectively.

Electron beam lithography writes nanoscale patterns without the use of any physical mask, but its high equipment cost and low patterning speed stifle its widespread applications [4].

Based on a book by reporter Eric Schlosser, a new documentary called "Command and Control" tells the story of the Titan II Missile explosion in Arkansas with riveting interviews and seamless re-creations, moment by moment of the night the young airman dropped the wrench and the steps taken at great risk and great speed to prevent widespread contamination.

3G networks capable of broadband speeds will be widespread even in developing countries, and even faster 4G networks will be spreading rapidly in some places.

Government ministers with seat belts left unbuckled; police cars that ignore red lights; parking on pedestrian crossings; mobile phones glued to drivers' ears; and widespread speeding on every road from country lanes to autostrade such is the anarchy of the road in Italy.

When high-speed access becomes widespread, live-action video may very well send animators right back into obscurity.

(b) To reflect (in some cases) totally opposing directions, for example hyper-speed transportation vs. widespread adoption of "slow living".  .