Sentence examples for way widespread from inspiring English sources

When Sesame Workshop was founded in the late 1960s, we reimagined the way widespread technology could be used to advance educational goals like the expansion of literacy.

Israel became the first pioneer last year, potentially paving the way for widespread adoption of electric vehicles.

In Spain toleration gave way to widespread persecution and conversion under duress, leaving a heritage of sorrow for the future.

In 1977 Stephen Wozniak unveiled the Apple II, the PC that arguably paved the way to widespread personal home computer use.

A similar effort is under way with widespread polio vaccinations; however, it remains unknown whether the vaccines will eliminate polio as a human disease.

You'll have to call it something else.' " THE certainty of life behind the Iron Curtain gave way to widespread insecurity after the fall of the wall.

But it is the way such widespread fraud percolates down which makes Little Dorrit feel such a contemporary indictment of runaway materialism.

In recent decades, secrecy about cancer has given way to widespread publicity, and many celebrities with cancer, including political leaders, now acknowledge it.

As cool weather in April and downpours in May gave way to widespread flooding in June, prospects seemed miserable for corn.

"The excitement that accompanied his historic 2008 election has given way to widespread cynicism on the continent," Mwangi S. Kimenyi, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution, said in a blog post at ForeignPolicy.com.com

That way, possibly widespread inconvenience, even disruption, might be avoided.