Sentence examples for unusually widespread from inspiring English sources

In an interview before Monday's news conference, Mr. Perez said he was optimistic here because of the unusually widespread support for federal involvement from local citizens and officials.

The winter wheat crop has been parched since then in northern China while unusually widespread frost has hurt the vegetable crop in southern China.

A recent report from the Boston Consulting Group shows that Britain combines unusually high internet penetration with unusually widespread use of social media like Facebook and Twitter.

Amid an unusually widespread outbreak of the flu, a medical association of allergy specialists said Friday that even children with severe egg allergies should get flu shots.

In the United States, as Mr. Lieberman noted on Monday, polls show that religious belief remains unusually widespread, certainly when compared with Europe.

In an unusually widespread eruption of street violence, 28 people were shot or stabbed in 20 apparently unrelated attacks between Friday night and last night, the police said.

Scientists attribute the unusually potent and widespread algal bloom to unseasonably warm water temperatures as a result of the El Niño weather phenomenon.

Fears of the disease, prompted by unusually early and widespread outbreaks, mostly in Western states, have fueled a high demand for the vaccine.

In an interview before his appearance, Martin Luther King III said he believed the verdict had led to an unusually introspective and widespread national conversation about race and the criminal justice system.

Guangdong, a subtropical province in China, experienced an unusually persistent and widespread severe cold spell in 2008.

In this region, El Niño events are related to unusually dry conditions, widespread food scarcity, and migration (9– 11).