Sentence examples for widespread act from inspiring English sources
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Not since Spartacus has there been such a widespread act of generosity for an activist and leader.
The widespread act of removing the coat of arms from the East German flag implied the plain black-red-gold tricolour as symbol for a united and democratic Germany.
14 Joint efforts of research groups, policy makers, and funders will continue to be needed to forestall widespread ACT failure and to search for new antimalarial drugs.
This study by Maiga and colleagues 15 is very welcome news, because it shows that widespread ACT use in a high-transmission African setting for several years has not led to any detectable loss of efficacy.
The widespread ACT regulatory domain appears to have been acquired by independent fusions at least three separate times judging from the widely separated lineages that possess a TyrAACT fusion (Fig. 2).
The Nauru detention centre is currently experiencing one of its most desperate periods, with widespread acts of self-harm and suicide attempts.
But if all we needed were individual apologies – if you can even call them that – for the ongoing and widespread acts of micro- and macro-aggression racism, well.
When I was Africa minister we were right to intervene in 2000 to save Sierra Leone from widespread acts of savagery, and also to prevent the genocide of Muslims in Kosovo in 1999.
It was eventually obliged to admit that this did exist, and that its contents corroborated the Kenyans' allegations about widespread acts of murder and torture by the colonial authorities.
Israeli intelligence estimates, backed by academic studies, have cast doubt on the widespread assumption that a military strike on Iranian nuclear facilities would set off a catastrophic set of events like a regional conflagration, widespread acts of terrorism and sky-high oil prices.
