Sentence examples for widespread appearance from inspiring English sources
The widespread appearance of onesies in the street as well as on the sofa at home cannot be far away.
For example, the widespread appearance of counterfeit Cisco routers, which direct traffic on computer networks, has become a major concern in recent years.
Given the fragile state of democracy in Pakistan, the widespread appearance of graft, with the bad name it brings to representative government as a whole, is a special shame.(Picture credit: AFP).
Vitiligo is a common disorder of pigmentation that results in the widespread appearance of depigmented patches, notably around the mouth, anogenital area, eyelids, elbows, knees, and backs of the hands, due to an absence of melanocytes in these areas.
The decline in power consumption enhances the prospect of the widespread appearance of dwellings particularly detached houses with their own independent electric power generation and storage systems, unconnected to public utility grids.
Replacing all this circuitry with a powerful computer, and doing the processing in software instead, means there are fewer things to go wrong as the circuitry heats up and cools down, and fewer cables for rats to chew.Smart radio on the marchAs with many technologies, however, smart radio will make its first widespread appearance in the military arena, says Mr Margulies.
Indeed, the other pathological changes observed are widespread, with the appearance of LB inclusions in different areas of the brain (mesostriatal system, cortex, thalamus, hypothalamus, olfactory bulb or brainstem), or alterations in the autonomic system (the spinal cord, sympathetic ganglia and myenteric plexus in the gastrointestinal tract).
Clarkson provoked widespread outrage with his appearance on the teatime show on 30 November last year.
She also attracted widespread attention with her appearance in the 1951 Broadway musical Flahooley.
The widespread recognition his physical appearance once commanded has diminished in recent years and many – including, I imagine, King himself – would consider that no bad thing.
Tumors were multifocal and widespread with a velvety appearance on the surface of parietal and visceral pleurae resected by extrapleural pneumonectomy (EPP).
