Sentence examples for too widespread from inspiring English sources

It is too big and too widespread.

Today, high technology is too widespread to astonish.

Arts regeneration, it seems, has become too widespread an orthodoxy.

The use of one's Social Security number for identification is much too widespread.

The phenomenon is too widespread to be local, and too lasting to be seasonal.

The problems, he said, are now too widespread and too close to home, nearly everybody's home.

So too was the fact that he used the occasion to raise several awkward social issues awful sanitation; the too-widespread practice of aborting female foetuses; the shame he feels at the prevalence of rape cases not usually subjects for leaders hoping to stir national pride.

If health status is used as an umbrella term it will wrongly suggest that QoL is determined exclusively by health and will do nothing to discourage the all-too-widespread practice of measuring quality of health and misinterpreting the findings as if they were measuring QoL.

She pointed, too, to widespread firearm use, beginning during colonial rule and continuing through apartheid.

So too might widespread accusations that he is paying MPs to change sides.

(Because many Americans find Google Glass inherently amusing, like Segway travel, these episodes, too, drew widespread publicity).