Sentence examples for widespread and ongoing from inspiring English sources

Interest in these data is widespread and ongoing, as evidenced by published analyses of the data and the development of derivative products.

The Lyng ruling is emblematic of a widespread and ongoing approach to natural resource governance that disconnects indigenous people from their spirituality, cultural traditions, and the environment.

Both companies have instituted "token, ineffective policies and procedures which are designed to, and have the effect of, making it impossible for a copyright owner to effectively prevent the widespread and ongoing infringement of its works," the complaint stated.

Moreover, the contemporary climate change has resulted in widespread and ongoing shifts in phenology across many taxa and within varied geographic regions (Cleland et al. 2007) because temperature influences the timing of development, both alone and through interactions with other cues (e.g. frost dates, growing season length).

Given that livestock grazing has been widespread and ongoing in the region for well over a century, moreover, it would be reasonable to ask how a listed species could have persisted on grazed rangelands at all if it were fundamentally incompatible with livestock.

These are just a few examples that indicate there may be a widespread and ongoing issue.

Some of the more expansive traditional understandings, such as the right to withdraw from a study 'at any time' are limited in practice by the nature of biobank- supported research, particularly where it makes possible widespread dissemination and ongoing reuse of data.

However, quantitative data on medication errors and use of locum services were validated by strongly positive feedback from RCF staff and doctors and widespread uptake and ongoing use of the IRCMAC.

Investigators have not found a connection between the two families, suggesting that the knowledge of how to exploit the payroll system could have been widespread and the ongoing investigation is based on payroll records provided by the parent company.

While it is unclear as to what proportion of these 3,334 articles used the term "stimulation" to mean direct stimulus (manual or electrical) applied to a needle, as opposed to putative stimulation of the nervous system, the use of this term is widespread, and its ongoing use merits further consideration and clarification.

In Afghanistan, where the maternal mortality ratio is currently estimated at 327 per 100,000 live births, social development efforts are hindered by financial dependence on international donors, widespread poverty, illiteracy, and ongoing insecurity in many parts of the country [ 6].