Sentence examples for widespread existence from inspiring English sources

Some can gain monopoly powers to organise in a workplace, leading to the widespread existence of phantom "unions of protection", which exist only to collect money from bosses in return for keeping real unions out.

Now, due to the widespread existence of interior tank washes, we can move around, taking different things".

Glaeser is surely aware of the well-established, widespread existence of such urban pathologies as crime, social isolation, impersonality, anonymity, overcrowding and air pollution.

Here one may point to the widespread existence of verbal games themselves, based on the accidental features of a particular language.

But the widespread existence in 18th-century America of a school of religious thought called Deism complicates the actual beliefs of the Founders.

Basically then, many families that are no longer considered homeless instead find themselves at the mercy of slum landlords, whose widespread existence successive Labour administrations in this city have failed to curtail.

No one I talked to could think of any fiction on the subject, although the widespread existence of anti-Semitism, from the universities on down through the large corporations and professions, was of course known to everyone.

A challenge to generating rigorous evidence of the impact FA programs on PLHIVs in countries where there is widespread co-existence of malnutrition, food insecurity, and HIV is the important ethical considerations in conducting experimental studies with randomized control groups that receive no intervention.

Relevant to determining the possibility of the antecedent of Sosa's conditional being satisfied are the distinctively a priori concerns raised above (§3.4.2) about the possible extent of disagreement, about how the existence of widespread disagreement could be justifiably believed to exist (§3.3.2), and, importantly, about the non-self-undermining constraint.

And the existence of widespread privacy disclosures online doesn't mean "people don't care about privacy".

Within the middle class there was a lying denial of the very existence of widespread anti-Semitism.