Sentence examples for survived widespread from inspiring English sources
Wannstedt -- who survived widespread calls for his firing after the Dolphins missed the playoffs for the second straight season -- and Spielman will report to Marino, who will work directly under the team's president, Eddie Jones.
Thousands of flood survivors in southwest Pakistan in desperate need of assistance ISLAMABAD, 20 July 2007 - The United Nations launched a $38 million Flash Appeal on 18 July in Geneva to assist hundreds of thousands of people in southwest Pakistan struggling to survive widespread flooding in the aftermath of cyclone Yemyin, which ravaged Balochistan and Sindh in late June.
But trust and generosity cannot forever survive a widespread sense that they are being abused.
The original early 19th-century interior designs, many of which still survive, included widespread use of brightly coloured scagliola and blue and pink lapis, on the advice of Sir Charles Long.
The political price for the government has been heavy, but it has thus far survived thanks to a widespread sense that there is no alternative.
Consistent with nuclear fragmentation during slippage (Zhu et al., 2014), induced ERRAS cells that survived DME treatment displayed widespread multinucleation.
A Gallup Poll conducted in 1995 found that 61% of Americans say that democracy cannot survive without a widespread belief in a god of some kind.
There comes a point where you have to wonder if a species can continue to survive on a widespread scale or if they will retreat to a few isolated pockets here and there.
Still, Facebook has emerged with a product widely complimented for beautiful design and that survived its global rollout without widespread outages or slow-down.
In these districts, about fifty monuments have survived as evidence of the widespread temple building of the Western Chalukyan workshops.
The moated castles of Schloss Berge, Schloss Horst (restored Baroque), and Haus Lüttinghof survived the heavy bombings that caused widespread destruction during World War II.
