Sentence examples for which widespread from inspiring English sources
And it has remained in widespread use ever since, providing a common standard between different types of computers, without which widespread computer networking would have been unnecessarily difficult.
"There is no question that the Stepanovs provided vital information and intelligence that allowed the commission to be established; and, without which, widespread doping in Russian athletics may never have truly been exposed," he said.
The End of Ideology, a collection of his essays, portrayed a non-capitalist or postcapitalist order in which the classic conditions of the market no longer existed, and in which widespread political dissatisfaction was no longer based in economics.
Instead of addressing these consequences head on, it is much more likely that 2016 will be another year of muddling through in which widespread public misunderstanding of who pays for care will remain unchallenged amid rising levels of need.
Collier-Thomas treats these and numerous other dramatic scandals as serious lapses of faith, and she frankly acknowledges many instances of religiously motivated bigotry, of which widespread antigay bias is the most conspicuous today.
JON McGILL Baltimore, Aug. 11, 2011 To the Editor: During the rioting that gripped England, a bit of telling irony was seen at a shopping mall, in which widespread looting had struck.
There's iron, lack of which causes widespread anemia.
Badly Drawn Boy released his debut album, which won widespread acclaim and the Mercury Music Prize.
Their main threat is canker disease, which is widespread but slow growing.
In 1999 broadcaster Lester Venter published a book, When Mandela Goes, which predicted widespread chaos and violence ahead.
