Sentence examples for widespread common from inspiring English sources

They are widespread, common and spectacularly diverse.

The widespread common starling (Sturnus vulgaris) consumes large numbers of insects but also feeds on grain and small fruits, competing severely with other desirable songbirds.

The fact is, nuclear disarmament isn't a minority sport, engaged in by loony lefties as Osborne would like to suggest, but an increasingly widespread common sense position.

Many falcons are known locally as hawks but have other, more widespread common names—e.g., the sparrowhawk, or kestrel; the duck hawk, or peregrine falcon; and the pigeon hawk, or merlin.

The use of textiles for building temporary shelters is a widespread common practice for the protection of archaeological sites.

Moreover, pairwise turnover is predominately driven by missing or gaining those rare and satellite species between communities, whereas the widespread common species are often shared between communities thus contributing little to beta-diversity turnover.

The mechanism of emergence of these variants is unclear, but one hypothesis is that they represent widespread common-source events.

Fog is widespread and common in Taiwan, especially east of the country's Central Mountains, as seen in this image taken on a winter's day.

Many are large, widespread, and common or dominant trees in tropical and subtropical primary and secondary forests, with only a few species in temperate areas.

The tiny Prince Demidoff's bush baby (G. demidoff), which weighs only 70 grams (2.5 ounces), is widespread and common in African rainforests from Sierra Leone to Uganda.

Like many economically important NTFPs, mountain date palm is a widespread and common species.