Sentence examples for widespread point from inspiring English sources

The allegations of racism became a widespread point of contention after the shooting, fueling protests throughout the country.

The documentary--now showing in limited theaters--returns to these protesters two more times in the short film, as if Westboro somehow represents a widespread point of view that needs to be refuted.

Thus, the widespread point mutations and de novo DNA damage seen in autism could be an effect, not a cause.

As a consequence of their broad and widespread point to point connections, neurons in the central thalamus are progressively more deafferented with severity of structural brain injuries (Maxwell et al., 2006).

Thus, East Asians would show more widespread points of visual focus, with shorter fixation durations, de-prioritizing featural details as they have to attend from point to point within a limited amount of time.

The current excellent demonstrations suggest a solid foundation for the development of practical and widespread point-of-care genomic diagnostic devices.

They can then choose what type of cuff (one button, two button, or french cuff), collar (widespread, straight point, or button down), and cut (slim fit or classic).

Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer of Germany, referring to the widespread finger-pointing over the diplomatic impasse, said, "The Security Council has not failed," adding, "The Security Council is not responsible for what is happening outside the United Nations".

Ralph Beard, who propelled the University of Kentucky to two consecutive N.C.A.A. basketball championships in the late 1940s, and starred in the N.B.A. before his career was shattered by involvement in a widespread collegiate point-shaving scandal, died Thursday in Louisville, Ky.

Ralph Beard, who propelled the University of Kentucky to two consecutive N.C.A.A. basketball championships in the late 1940s, and starred in the N.B.A. before his career was shattered by involvement in a widespread collegiate point-shaving scandal, died yesterday in Louisville, Ky.

But Harman insisted Thursday night's result did not mean there was a "more widespread problem", pointing to a Labour win in a council byelection held on the same day in the Tory heartland of Kent.