Sentence examples for widespread product from inspiring English sources
A salmonella scare in 2006 led to a widespread product recall in Britain.
While there are occasional reports of phones catching fire or otherwise burning users, documented cases that lead to widespread product recalls remain relatively rare.
A collapse in trade during the global economic crisis contributed to Toyota's biggest loss ever, while widespread product recalls in 2009 tarnished its once-stellar safety record.
https://t.co/OdRwAexTxa pic.twitter.com/9YhQkbtqO5 When Apple Music arrived, music streaming was already a desirable and widespread product - Spotify laid the groundwork for music streaming as we know it, so naturally other services that came later saw a faster rate of growth than Spotify did in its early days.
2010's worst events, from Toyota's widespread product safety problems to the failure of the Deepwater Horizon in the Gulf of Mexico, reinforce the notion that companies that don't get the basics right have no chance of earning public trust.
This study uses the trial findings to estimate the population-level impact of the gel on HIV and HSV-2 transmission, and price thresholds at which widespread product introduction would be as cost-effective as male circumcision in urban South Africa.
Furthermore, alkanes are widespread products of living organisms (Birch and Bachofen, 1988).
In late September, 40 state attorneys general signed a letter urging the F.D.A. to assume "immediate regulatory oversight of e-cigarettes, an increasingly widespread, addictive product".
Forty of them wrote a letter in September to the F.D.A., seeking "immediate regulatory oversight of e-cigarettes, an increasingly widespread, addictive product".
Their unusual plea is a political gamble; rather than making it more difficult for GM products to reach consumers, they hope the new law will show Germans just how widespread such products already are whether it's in food, clothes, drugs, or washing powder and that there is nothing to be afraid of.
They are even more widespread in products such as CD players and optical fiber communications systems.
