Sentence examples for widespread itself from inspiring English sources

The denigrators even carp at the king's cultural policies and call for the Mawazine festival, an annual musical extravaganza held in the capital, Rabat, to be cancelled on the grounds of excessive cost.Such outright criticism of the monarchy, which has become widespread, itself marks a small revolution.

In an effort to deflect from itself widespread concern over a capacity glut among operators of large fiber optic communication networks, Qwest Communications reaffirmed its sales estimates for 2001.

Several House members who spoke against repeal said the Legislature, by declining in past years to take up bills that would have regulated or controlled medical marijuana when its use was not so widespread, had only itself to blame.

By the end of the 8th century bce, the use of the Aramaic language and alphabet had become very widespread in Assyria itself; by the end of the following century all of Syria and a large part of Mesopotamia had become thoroughly Aramaized.

Using bone morphogenic protein (BMP) to augment fusion in spine surgery is widespread and lends itself in particular to minimally invasive lumbar fusion, where the surface area for fusion is significantly less than the equivalent open procedure.

He said the recent debt ceiling debate in Washington has helped produce a widespread anxiety, which itself can harm economic activity.

He diagnoses a widespread reality problem: Reality itself is a term that is rapidly being devalued.

The widespread misunderstanding about CPR itself can make a family's agony worse.

Before the vaccine became available, dread of polio was almost as widespread as the disease itself.

The list shows that the fear of predatory paedophiles is far more widespread than the threat itself.

Although the performers were highly skilled (some of them achieved widespread fame), mime contented itself with easy targets, pandering to the taste of the emperor.