Sentence examples for widespread goal from inspiring English sources

Capitalism entered world history at roughly the same time that individual freedom caught on as a widespread goal, and this linkage was not accidental.

Developing standard solutions for desalting seawater using renewable energies is a widespread goal, cf., e.g.,[7 11].

No one eats such "mineralarian" food today, but the fact that one could highlights a tension between the widespread dietary goals of avoiding cruelty and avoiding unnatural ingredients.

It is time that we take note of the marketing skills that have contributed to the adoption of so many unhealthy behaviors (smoking, fast food), and apply them to a more healthful goal: widespread recognition that cancer clinical trials represent the best treatments we have to offer.

Despite this widespread perception, this goal has in fact already been achieved in practice: Jacobsen and colleagues recently described the development of an inhibitor of plasminogen activator inhibitor-1, an endogenous inhibitor of the conversion of plasminogen to plasmin a known Aβ-degrading protease by tissue-type and urokinase-type plasminogen activators [11].

Widespread health service goals to improve consistency and safety in patient care have prompted considerable investment in the development of evidence-based clinical guidelines.

Gaining information about TNF inhibitor responses among RA patients with a range of concomitant medications and treatment histories has the potential to improve treatment strategies, especially as the use of TNF inhibitors becomes more widespread and treatment goals evolve.

Almost as soon as the country had achieved the goal of widespread literacy, men emerged who intuitively understood that we would pay to be reassured by having our flesh made to creep.

Its proclaimed goal was widespread civic and cultural renewal; therefore, it chose its subjects for consideration from the phenomena of human life as lived and adopted the Ciceronian model of philosopher as citizen, in preference to the contemplative ideal.

Operational impact assessment (OIA) is used to address potential impacts onto a higher goal, from widespread events which impact local operational capabilities.

But few people believe a carbon tax is a realistic political goal, given widespread Congressional opposition to action on climate change.