Sentence examples for widespread contacts from inspiring English sources

Mr. Xi's widespread contacts in the military and bureaucracy may allow him to act more vigorously than Mr. Hu.

The risks to peace in East Asia posed by increasing nationalism and militarism are highlighted by the rise of a new Chinese dynasty of "princelings" — the sons of revolutionary heroes who have widespread contacts in the military.

But by then the scandal, revealing the widespread contacts and influence that the Murdochs and their aides had at the heart of government, had developed a strong political taint, and Rupert Murdoch bowed to the mounting scrutiny by withdrawing a $12 billion takeover bid for BSkyB, the country's most lucrative satellite broadcasting network.

In addition, they have widespread contacts in the vehicle industry.

This genetic profile is supported by archaeological evidence for widespread contacts, the team argues.

A short bail hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court depicted Bohana as a 60-year-old businessman with widespread contacts, a pilot's license--and more than $4 million in debts.

This includes the widespread contact with potential complainants, and with representatives of vulnerable people.

If Soviet citizens were allowed widespread contact with foreigners through economic cooperation, international institutions, and cultural exchanges, loyalty to the Communist regime might be weakened.

Research has demonstrated that despite frequent and widespread contact with poultry, transmission of the H5N1 virus from poultry to humans is rare.

On the basis of previous results on wild boar (9 ), we hypothesized that red deer would show widespread contact with HEV in Spain.

In the model, the G/F domain folds as a spiral onto the J domain with which it makes widespread contact, mediated through phenylalanine residues, including Phe91, Phe93 and Phe100 (Fig.  6c).