Sentence examples for the widespread calls from inspiring English sources

As second guessing began to swirl late Sunday morning about whether the storm was over-hyped, Mr. Fugate defended the widespread calls for evacuations, saying that the storm had been deadly and caused widespread hardship.

And since Mr. Ben Ali's ouster, its news and political program has hardly celebrated the former president, but rather echoed the widespread calls to eradicate the old ruling party from the interim government.

All the indications so far have been that England are as determined to build their team around Cook as he is to defy the widespread calls for his removal.

Ms. Merkel may hope that the crisis in Europe stays calm enough for her to tackle other pressing issues at home — among them demographic decline, the failure to integrate immigrants and the widespread calls for education reform, from kindergarten through universities.

The view that terrorism is good for McCain is supported by polling data and is shared across the board — hence, for example, the widespread calls from within the Obama camp for a running mate with strong military or national-security credentials.

The convicted Pakistan trio have already been suspended from cricket for at least five years by the ICC and Botham echoed the widespread calls for them to receive life bans.

The loss of biodiversity, reliance on non-renewable natural resources, and conversion of once wild ecosystems for human use with attendant desertification/soil erosion, has led to a shift of consciousness and the widespread call for sustainability of human activities.

The first is to stop in its tracks the widespread call for a full bodied Justice Department probe into Bland's death.

The leaders would also "respond to the widespread call ….for a 'new way of working' to address today's crises, which are increasingly urban, protracted, and complex, leaving millions of people caught in long-term cycles of humanitarian vulnerability and need," Laerke said in an email.

As the majority of HRneg breast cancers are highly proliferative, these various multigene predictors fail to show any value in discriminating prognosis within this HR subtype, supporting the widespread call for newer prognostic signatures not dependent on proliferation modules [ 22, 23].

The most telling example is the remarkably widespread calls for Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Elena Kagan to recuse themselves from the case because both officiated same-sex marriages, allegedly rendering them unfit to hear the case.