The more widespread divestment becomes, campaigners believe, the deeper the association.
The statement itself was not that surprising, but the more widespread agreement in the room was.
He writes: "The more widespread a liberty becomes, the more necessary it seems for government to regulate, trammel and constrain".
The longer that the world allows these abuses to occur, the more widespread and systematic they will become.
One of the more widespread, and perhaps surprising, trends in Germany is that of the low-cost retailer.
Of the two the Medes were the more widespread and, from an Assyrian point of view, the more important group.
It has become increasingly common as the more widespread of IVF has led to a substantial rise in multiple pregnancies.
And when, still more often, he was sarcastic, he was viciously and pointedly so, rather than — in what seems the more widespread generational style — glibly and meaninglessly so.
I believe it would be good for them, and even better for me, since the more widespread the ritual, the more likely I am to observe it.
"The more widespread impact, at least in the near term, is likely to be the knock to already-delicate confidence levels".
Those movements are excluded here, to give a clear view of the more widespread and popular efforts to re-ground social morale on the bedrock of the past.
