Sentence examples for widely causing from inspiring English sources

Reimbursement levels vary widely, causing cross-subsidization across specialties and particular services.

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.

[VS October 24] Some commenters were highly concerned about the health impact of H1N1, believing that it widely causes severe illness as well as posing a significant risk of death.

My only complaint is that its ratios are widely spaced, causing the engine speed to drop out of its ideal range on gear changes.

Nowadays, with the improvement of living standards, air-conditioning systems have been widely used causing more health problems linked to air-conditioning systems and indoor air quality.

The Italian debt held by foreign banks (France: €280 billion, Germany: €90 billion, Spain: €50 billion, etc)., could spread the damage much more widely, even causing an end of the euro as we know it.

Those terms — and our intentions — were widely misread, causing concern among consumers," a company spokeswoman wrote.

"Because our terms and intentions were widely misunderstood, causing concerns among our consumers, we've decided to change them back to what they were".

But the flaws of globalization have also been increasingly felt and criticized widely for causing inequality, widening gaps and insufficient oversight in the financial systems, thus, fueling the rise of protectionism and populism.

The virus is widely distributed, causing limited food-borne outbreaks and sporadic cases, affecting mainly middle aged and elderly males [1], [16], [17].