The images of inmates variously stripped, hooded, leashed like a dog, piled into naked heaps and forced to simulate oral sex then spread widely, causing international outcry.
In India, 'needless autopsies' are conducted widely causing waste of already limited resources.
I think American reporting on French anti-Semitism shares some of the same problems, in that it strings together incidents and events of widely different causes and significances into a predetermined pattern.
Mrs. Clinton has also spoken widely about causes related to the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation, most notably efforts to halt elephant poaching in Africa and Too Small to Fail, a charitable initiative involving early childhood development.
For instance, the International Monetary Fund found that the persistently high unemployment in the United States is largely the result of foreclosures and underwater mortgages, rather than widely cited causes like mismatches between job requirements and worker skills.
Finally, we refer to a species as invasive if it spreads widely and causes measurable environmental, economic, or human health impacts.
Roger Chapin, the self-described "nonprofit entrepreneur" whose four-decade career pushing numerous, widely disparate causes has drawn controversy and Congressional scrutiny, has struck again.
During his Congressional testimony, Chapin, who has been pushing widely varying causes from his San Diego base for four decades, acknowledged only 25% of the money his nonprofits spent actually went to injured veterans.
Peer-to-peer fundraising revenue has more than doubled during the past five years, and millennials are engaging widely with causes on social media.
HPE can result from widely diverse causes, including both genetic and environmental etiologies.
