Sentence examples for widespread but also from inspiring English sources

One neglected area of chronic diseases is mental health conditions, which are not only widespread, but also stigmatized, Fineberg said.

The al-Qaida movement is widespread but also fractionalised, a fact that suggests both opportunity and danger for western strategy.

Among soil processes governing the clay size fraction distribution with depth, illuviation is not only widespread but also particularly poorly understood.

Sleep disorders in humans are increasingly appreciated to be not only widespread but also detrimental to multiple facets of physical and mental health.

"I am the candidate of law and order," he boasts, harking back to an age where racial division was not only widespread but also protected by law.

But Los Angeles has remained at the forefront, with a system that is not only more widespread, but also faster and more autonomous than most others.

It has received widespread acclaim but also triggered controversy over what has been called a "gay moment".

The simplicity of the basic client/server model of Web services led quickly to its widespread adoption, but also to scalability and performance problems.

The mock ad attracted widespread attention, but also a threat of a lawsuit from De Beers, which denied any connection between diamond mining and the Bushmen's relocation.

When Mr. Perry said he would support Mr. Romney, there was widespread applause but also a number of boos from the audience.

In 1997, the FDA approved Rituxan, making it not only the first cancer antibody ever adopted for widespread use, but also the first lymphoma medication to hit the market in 20 years.