Sentence examples for widespread blanket from inspiring English sources
First, because that kind of widespread blanket spraying killed not only the target insect, but the parasitic foes of the target; and not only insects, but many other life forms as well; and not only those life forms, but everything dependent on them for food.
It generally occurs as a widespread blanket deposit that covers areas of hundreds of square kilometers and tens of meters thick.
These seas deposited widespread blankets of sediment that preserved treasure troves of fossil remains of marine animals.
Characteristically, they are ripple-marked or cross-bedded and occur as widespread thin blanket sands.
In Honduras, pre-positioned supplies from UNICEF quickly diminished due to the widespread distribution of blankets and medical kits, raising fears for the spread of disease.
Despite widespread calls for a blanket ban from the World Anti-Doping andncy and its national counterparts, the IOC instead left it up to international federations to decide if Russians could compete.
"There's not support on a widespread basis for a blanket head-hit rule," Bettman said, explaining why general managers stopped short of recommending a full ban on head contact like those that exist in the I.I.H.F., the N.C.A.A. and the Ontario Hockey League, the top developmental leagues for N.H.L. players.
The results triggered a ban on all but one Russian track and field athlete at the Rio de Janeiro Games in August and widespread calls for a blanket ban on all athletes until the country could prove it had a clean drug-testing system.
Of widespread concern was the "blanket" nature of the ban and its failure to distinguish between lifestyles conferring different risk status.
Even in Russia, where there was widespread relief at avoiding the blanket ban the World Anti-Doping Agency had called for, there was criticism of inconsistencies in the IOC's decision.
Any rush to reach a settlement with the "Too Big to Fails" would give them a "blanket pass for widespread alleged acts of fraud".
