Sentence examples for widespread cases from inspiring English sources

Accused of failing to act in widespread cases of pedophilia among priests, the Vatican has in recent days begun to remove bishops who have either been accused of covering up accusations of sexual abuse or of committing abuses themselves.

A WHO spokesman said: "Had we known then what we know today about how widespread cases were already in March, our response would have been different.

In Sri Lanka, for instance, malaria was all but wiped out with the help of DDT, but by the end of the 1960s, when resistance was widespread, cases surged to more than half a million a year.

The results for 24 analyzed events (with a variety of convective and widespread cases) suggest that the contribution of extrapolation of past observations is not fundamental, and that the volumetric reconstruction is the one that overall adapted the best to the different situations.

That is, in order to support the view that the innate contribution to language acquisition is something as rich and detailed as knowledge of Universal Grammar, nativists must hold that the inputs to language acquisition are defective in many and widespread cases.

WSAW News reports that more recent updates have suggested pneumonia as the cause of the mass cow deaths, though such widespread cases of pneumonia are rare.

In this view, the referendum exposed a widespread case of the blues, which has since been compounded by newly apparent divisions.

Yes, it may be the tip of the iceberg in a widespread case of negligence among FAA officials who knowingly let Southwest fly without meeting safety check standards.

Negative experiences linked to training may add to the effects of management style (e.g. social and spatial restrictions in the most widespread case where horses are in a box) and lead to chronic states where horses "switch off", becoming unresponsive and apathetic [9], states described in humans in cases of work related burn out [10].

In the typical and most widespread case, diploid hybrids (usually females) produce diploid gametes that result in viable triploid offspring when they fuse with haploid gametes.

This finding expands one of the most widespread case of HTT identified in eukaryotes to include another deeply diverged vertebrate lineage (the dasyurid marsupials) and an additional continent (Australia).