Sentence examples for widespread questions from inspiring English sources

Widespread questions about the plot against the Saudis last week underscored how deep those suspicions run.

Despite Mr. Kashkari's talents in deal-making, there are widespread questions about whether he has the experience or expertise to manage such a project.

And the fact that there is a debate at all underscores widespread questions about the assessment tools used to diagnose PTSD.

Other key members of the administration said the information was discounted early on, and that by the time the president delivered the State of the Union address, there were widespread questions about the quality of the intelligence.

Mr. Kim was flanked by two longtime aides, and he gave no hint that North Korea was in the throes of a succession struggle, despite the widespread questions over how long he might live.

However, the severity and scope of the new law raised widespread questions about the, Government's ability to enforce the stringent standards with a mine inspection force of only 250 men.

She takes issue with the idea that many of the myths are widespread and questions whether all are mistaken.

In my perhaps over-nostalgic memory, feminism reached an unprecedented peak, environmentalist concerns gained widespread attention, questions of race were more openly addressed: all of these stirrings contained within them the same electricity and euphoria touching generations that witness a centennial or millennial changeover.

Individuals needed to answer in the affirmative to each of the widespread pain questions to be excluded under the 'fibromyalgia' criterion.

Now that screening is widespread, two questions become relevant: (a) are the effects of breast cancer screening under usual conditions within the community comparable with those detected by the RCTs (Harris, 2005), and (b) is service screening able to have an additional impact over and above the background, spontaneous use of mammography in the population?

As internet access became more widespread, the question of birthdays arose with even greater frequency.