Sentence examples for widespread one from inspiring English sources

Even now, personal computers are not widespread: one machine per family is common.

The interest in native cultures was a widespread one in the 50's.

But the impulse to assess reproductive health by looking solely at the mother is a widespread one.

In late January, before the pay increases became widespread, one exchange upbraided a New York firm that planned to give raises only to its Bay Area offices.

Even then, Bishop Egan played down the importance of the action he had taken to stem a problem which, to him, was not a widespread one.

The world of dog painting collectors is "not a big universe, but a very widespread one," Mr. Secord said, adding that his 7,000 clients fall into three groups: breeders and exhibitors of purebreds, hunters, and pet owners.

But after the widespread power failures from the snow in February and the even more widespread ones from the winds of March, many people asked an obvious question: We can't do better than this?

Several approaches were developed to solve this moving boundary problem, fixed grid methods being the most widespread ones.

In English, for example, the most widespread ones are the Penn Treebank tagset [1], with 45 tags including punctuation; the CLAWS5 and CLAWS7 ones, used in the British National Corpus, with 62 and 137 tags, respectively.

Second, despite the close balance of support between the parties at the national level, there is widespread one-party dominance at the state and local level.

R-M systems that are annotated in more than 75%% species strains are considered as widespread ones.