It sounds like a promising approach, but given that the method is not in widespread use, readers may be put off by the brief explanation.
And the longing of a child for a dog of his or her very own is so widespread that every reader will be on tenterhooks, just willing everything to work out right for Hal and Fleck.
Mr. Penn's talent for picturing his subjects with compositional clarity and economy earned him the widespread admiration of readers of Vogue during his long association with the magazine, beginning in 1943.
"We considered that the ad did not go too far in its depiction of the film's content, and was unlikely to be seen as irresponsible or cause serious or widespread offence to readers of Times, Guardian and Independent," the regulator added.
But I assume plumber lust (you can substitute "contractor" or "meter reader") is widespread.
Readership of the blog became widespread, with millions of readers visiting the site in the two years it was active and many readers recommending the blog to their own social networks Some sent cards, gifts, and well-wishes to Kaycee by mail; still others spoke to "Kaycee" on the phone, some, such as the administrator of her blog, many times.
The supply of worthwhile stories available well exceeds the space to publish them, particularly as many publications have scaled back their fiction offerings due to revenue concerns that predate the widespread use of e-readers.
Mr. Penn's talent for picturing his subjects with compositional clarity and economy earned him the widespread admiration of Vogue readers during his long association with that magazine, beginning in 1943.
We had got used to reading on screens since the advent of the internet, but it wasn't until the widespread availability of e-readers in 1998 that we had a serious alternative, and threat, to the printed book.
The February 1993 issue of Consumer Reports reported that samples collected by several thousand readers revealed widespread lead contamination.
