Sentence examples for widespread game from inspiring English sources

The technology is undoubtedly going to be a feature that finds its way into most future consumer VR headsets, but without widespread game developer support initially, it's unclear whether early birds will actually receive much benefit.

One recent example occurred in the Bay Area community of Dublin, when a California Highway Patrol officer said fellow officers traded nude photographs of women they stopped as part of widespread game.

(July 19) 3. WIDESPREAD GAME-FIXING CASES RATTLE SOCCER International soccer authorities and law enforcement officials are struggling to combat game fixing by what they describe as sprawling networks of organized crime.

The competition venues were spread between seven villages (most in the mountainous Piedmont region to the west) and Turin, and beforehand there was some concern that the widespread Games would suffer from logistics problems and low attendance.

So, at first, it strikes me as odd that we're apparently in the midst of widespread board game revivalism.

The Football Association's general secretary Alex Horne has insisted match-fixing is not widespread in the game but has warned against complacency.

A widespread tendency in game bird management has been the introduction of species to areas where they have not been found previously.

The former Great Britain hooker Terry Newton has revealed his shame over the illegal drug use which cost him his two-year deal with Wakefield, but insists it is widespread in the game.

The widespread idea that game theory "assumes common knowledge of rationality", perhaps in conjunction with the extensive use of equilibrium concepts in game-theoretic analysis, has lead to misconception that the Nash Equilibrium either requires common knowledge of rationality, or that common knowledge of rationality is sufficient for the players to play according to a Nash equilibrium.

Among the most emblematic is fanorona, a board game widespread throughout the Highland regions.

The Guardian, pointing to the transformation from widespread pre-Olympics Games negativity to an increasingly positive appreciation of their benefits, said: "Sporting success is something to applaud, not sneer at - and yes, Britain is good at this stuff.