Sentence examples for were less widespread from inspiring English sources

The acquittals drew cheers that were less widespread, but no less passionate, than the criticisms.

Waste management was the most widely used technique among the research participants, and green purchasing and life cycle assessment practices were less widespread.

(Booth, a rich businessman, had set out to prove that poverty and squalor were less widespread than believed. In fact, his map showed the opposite).

But already in Karaleti, there were signs that armed men had set houses and buildings on fire, although such depredations were less widespread than what refugees have described in villages nearer to the Russian border.

Cutoffs of the NMV for the 4-year prediction model were lower than those for the 2-year model, possibly because epigenetic alterations were less widespread in progressor tissues at 4 years than at 2 years prior to progression.

Almost all respondents administered the mandatory vaccinations (92.9%) but only one-fourth those recommended (25.6%), whereas among those who did not administer, the mandatory were recommended by all paediatricians but the recommended were less widespread (80.8%).

Generics makers maintain that the practice is less widespread in Europe.

"There is less widespread general retribution but still a lot of targeted arrests, abductions and beatings.

But the notion of giving to worthy causes is less widespread than in the West.

Iterative forms of the ensemble smoother (ES), on the other hand, are less widespread in the literature.

Definitive records are less widespread in the amateur game, although Pratt was unconcerned by his new-found notoriety.