Sentence examples for surprisingly widespread from inspiring English sources

These jobs had become surprisingly widespread.

Such ideas had surprisingly widespread currency.

Markets continue to function under a surprisingly widespread presumption of guilt.

The most common — and still surprisingly widespread — misconception is that the internet and the web are the same thing.

I am guessing, actually, that he has fallen prey to the surprisingly widespread myth that "massive" properly means only something with great mass, ie something very heavy.

He argues that "during the period 1770 to 1830, there was wholesale interracial sexual exploration and surprisingly widespread cultural assimilation and hybridity".

Not surprisingly, the widespread dispute over the concern of tax evasion for OBC prompted the CA to regulate the weight and value of the cargo to be transported via OBC.

Not surprisingly, then, widespread segmental duplications contain genes involved in neuronal development or expressed in neural tissues, perhaps central to human-specific cognitive features (e.g., [48] [50]).

In this study we surprisingly detected widespread white matter involvement in sporadic CJD on diffusion imaging, characterized predominantly by reduced mean diffusivity, with no areas showing increased mean diffusivity.

The availability of television shows online has become widespread surprisingly quickly.

Not surprisingly, there was widespread disgust both with the election and "the seemingly endless procession of scandals emanating from the nation's capital".