Sentence examples for widespread history from inspiring English sources

This early connection of primitive "satire" with magic has a remarkably widespread history.

Indeed, end of the world scenarios have a long and widespread history and have been the subject of anthropological study.

The longer and more widespread history of anthropogenic influence in Europe, the leading cause for the relatively pervasive freshwater eutrophication, provides an important cautionary tale; our current path of intensive agriculture around the world may lead to an acceleration of eutrophication in downstream lakes that could take centuries from which to recover.

Polydomy is a widespread life-history strategy in ants and is thought to have convergently evolved multiple times in a wide variety of ant genera (Debout et al. 2007).

There was a widespread belief that history had turned a corner, that a New Era of permanent prosperity had dawned.

Pullman Strike, (May 11 , 1894 c July 20, 1894), in U.S. history, widespread railroad strike and boycott that severely disrupted rail traffic in the Midwest of the United States in July 20 , 1894.

The coral bleaching event sweeping the globe and destroying vast tracts of valuable coral reef is now officially the most widespread in recorded history, and is likely to continue for an unprecedented third year, according to the US weather agency.

And is there any truth to the urban legend that mini-baby booms have occurred as a result of blackouts past? A. A spike in births owing to the August 2003 blackout, the most widespread in American history?

To the Sports Editor: Kudos to current Penn State administration for accepting its punishment, and in that simple healing response, outclassing the Catholic Church's response to its widespread child abuse history and lack of accountability.

Accordingly, ITW has become a staple for high school drama productions in addition to its widespread use in history classes.

The population balance equation (PBE) has received an unprecedented amount of attention in recent years from both academics and industrial practitioners because of its long history, widespread use in engineering, and applicability to a wide variety of particulate and discrete-phase processes.