Sentence examples for widespread features from inspiring English sources

Roads are widespread features of many landscapes that can negatively affect wildlife, most notably through animal-vehicle collisions.

The results obtained on the seafloor morphology and surface sediment distribution do not show widespread features which could be directly related to a tsunami event.

Amnesty International recently reported: "Torture and other abuse of detainees has been one of the most persistent and widespread features of Iraq's human rights landscape".

One of the most widespread features of this relationship concerns the association of decondensed chromatin (euchromatin) with transcriptional activity, based on a greater physical availability of DNA sequences to the transcription machinery.

In contrast, streetlights and well-maintained sidewalks were widespread features.

These results indicate protein binding events and open chromatin state as two common and widespread features that strongly correlate with SM formation across divergent cancer types.

Heterochrony refers to the change in the timing and rate of developmental events, and it is a widespread feature in amphibian evolution, particularly in salamanders.

It was also far more widespread, featuring both in court and churches (although Paul of Samosata, bishop of Antioch, preferred the fluttering hankies) and was cheerfully manipulated, a practice that has long continued through the claque – the professional applauders perfected in France – to the television floor manager who indicates when the audience should applaud.

We don't feel super in control of our relationship with the media around us". Noise-cancellation technology has become a widespread feature of headphones only in the past four or five years, but the science behind it has been around for decades.

The phenomenon of the working poor, those earning a regular salary, but living from one paycheque to the next with no savings to speak of, is a widespread feature in English-speaking western economies such as the UK, Canada, the US and Australia.

The use of stone pens to contain young stock is a widespread feature in this area.