Sentence examples for widespread and we from inspiring English sources

Antibiotics, hormones, and new herbicides have become more widespread, and we don't fully know the consequences for agriculture, the ecosystem, or public health.

The fallout (ha) was widespread, and we received calls and e-mails from relatives and MIT alumni as far away as Texas.

River prawn habitats are widespread, and we estimate that 277-385 million people live within schistosomiasis-endemic regions where river prawns are or were present (out of the 800 million people who are at risk of schistosomiasis).

Robert A. Bowman, the chief executive of M.L.B.com said that piracy hurt business, but that "it's embryonic, it's not widespread, and we have a distinct advantage in that we have a better product".

"If it became something more widespread and we needed to do something beyond that, it would require interagency consultation and authorities at a higher level in order to do it," he said.

Widespread — and, we suspect, self-induced — amnesia among high officials of the Bush administration and its Defense Department has made it impossible for House investigators to determine whether top officials helped spread two bogus stories of heroism used to bolster support for the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.

The issue is how widespread and easy we are going to make the ability for individuals to do this.

Mr. Mangano said patient dumping was widespread and added, "We need to hold hospitals accountable, but also work with them to resolve these issues".

Social scientists know that bias against people with darker skins is widespread, and yet we haven't had a conversation about what to do about that.

Christopher Field, of the Carnegie Institution's Department of Global Ecology in California and co-chair of working group II, said that the observed impacts of climate change are already widespread and that "we're not talking about hypothetical events".

"The impact is very widespread and if we can find something to help people become more independent and more self confident, and help society integrate them more effectively, you can see how it would have a huge knock-on effect not least because it would save the government so much money," Ragan argues.