Sentence examples for sudden widespread from inspiring English sources

Why the sudden widespread interest in photography today?

The reason few expect any sudden widespread revolt is that the concerns and complaints of the different constituents are not only distinct, they are often contradictory.

Rafeeq's case is emblematic of sudden widespread distrust in the program at a time when the military seeks to ramp up personnel numbers after years of Obama-led troop level drawdowns, said Margaret Stock, a retired Army officer who led the program's design and implementation and is now an immigration lawyer.

So the "government shutdown" didn't happen in a sudden, widespread burst.

An epidemic is a sudden, widespread occurrence of a particular undesirable phenomenon.

However the power of word, with its definition of "sudden, widespread occurrence of a particular phenomenon," is inspiring me.

SARS coronavirus, SCV, has been recently responsible of a sudden and widespread infection which caused almost 800 victims.

The ledgers of merit and demerit were a type of morality book that achieved sudden and widespread popularity in China during the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries.

Perhaps I should explain at this point that a craze or a fad is a sudden and widespread enthusiasm for something, which only lasts a short time.

In 2003, researchers fingered diclofenac as the cause of the sudden and widespread disappearance of three of India's most common vultures: the white-backed, the slender-billed, and the Indian vulture.

This phenomenon can be readily observed in contemporary populations that have undergone a "nutrition transition" in which rapid socioeconomic, demographic, and technological changes have brought profound changes in diet and activity patterns, often resulting in sudden and widespread increases in metabolic disorders.