Sentence examples for was widespread enough from inspiring English sources

The problem, Haidt decided, was widespread enough that it merited further research.

It was unclear, though, whether the vote rigging was widespread enough to affect the outcome in important districts.

The praise was widespread enough to incite hipster backlash: posters, along Twenty-first Street, announced, "NOTICE: Christian Marclay's 15 minutes of fame will expire in 24 hours".

The concern, among Afghan and international observers, is that fraud may have been decisive — that it was widespread enough to swing the election.

He claims massive election rigging robbed him of power, but no independent observer group says fraud was widespread enough to change the landslide win for Sharif, leader of his own faction of the Pakistan Muslim League.

The official said that the number of these bombs in use was very small, and that the technology for making them was widespread enough that their presence did not indicate Iranian support for the rebels, who are seeking the ouster of an Iranian ally.

Their songs are widespread enough that a lack of familiarity isn't the issue.

However, the fears are widespread enough for it to have issued an official statement on the topic.

Now solar power is widespread enough for most of us to know someone who's chosen to invest".

"We believe the vote buying is widespread enough to mar the whole process," said Ali El Bahnasawy, a media coordinator for Mr. Aboul Fotouh.

The researchers say the phenomenon may be widespread enough that climate scientists should take it into account when estimating the amounts of heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere.