Sentence examples for too widespread for from inspiring English sources

But the country's Reconstruction Agency says the devastation is too widespread for a one-size-fits-all solution.

This is a problem commonly attributed to the left, but nobody has the monopoly on misogyny – it is sadly too widespread for that.

This is too widespread for me, this is the main problem," said Mr Prodi, self-declared champion of the EU's "small" states.

From the shared stories of other survivors, I learned to let go of shame — child abuse was too common and too widespread for that — and I also learned that your memories, however dark, will not kill you, or prevent you from creating a better life.

By 1600 poverty, unemployment, and vagrancy had become too widespread for the church to handle, and the state had to take over, instructing each parish to levy taxes to pay for poor relief and to provide work for the able-bodied, punishment for the indolent, and charity for the sick, the aged, and the disabled.

She said: "No, they will continue because the people are too many and the scale too widespread… Everyone is responsible for reaching democracy," Makan recalls her as saying.

The situation has escalated to the extent that schools are closed down when the violence and tit-for-tat shootings become too widespread.

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

Overall these three types of characters can be likened to the story of Goldilocks: plesiomorphies are too hot (too widespread), autapomorphies are too cold (too restricted), and synapomorphies are just right (for determining phylogenetic relationships).

Perhaps if such accounts become too widespread, or if the accompanying internet exposes of official corruption get too close for comfort, the leadership will stifle them again.

It is too big and too widespread.