Sentence examples for widespread running from inspiring English sources

The people living in that region do not have widespread running water or plumbing, and have had no access to water that has not been polluted by the oil operations for nearly four decades.

Experience in the field suggests that, as a rule of thumb in these conflict zones, the number of actual cases is probably ten to 20 times greater than the number reported.In a report to the council this month, Mr Ban's list of conflicts where rape has been widespread ran from Chad and the Central African Republic to Afghanistan under the Taliban, Myanmar and Nepal.

Since a widespread run on bank deposits thankfully never happened, the depth of Japan's downturn cannot be compared to America's Great Depression of the 1930s.

Noah and Noah-GEM, on the other hand, resulted in a divergence zone over Mumbai and the Western Ghats leading to more widespread runs but relatively lower rainfall amounts over Mumbai.

To avoid a more widespread run on the banks, the British and Dutch governments immediately paid their domestic depositors, then asked how Iceland intended to repay them.

68– 70 UBE3A was initially discarded as a potential candidate for the AS gene because it appeared not to be imprinted when studied in lymphocytes and fibroblasts, 71 and its widespread expression ran counter to expectation since the phenotype is exclusively neurological.

Some of the potential candidates attributed the widespread interest in running for the Assembly seat to the political traditions in the area.

Recent surveys showing a large bump in the number of people near and at "retirement age" who expect to work for years to come reflect not just the hope of staying active, but a widespread fear of running out of money long before they run out of years.

Reducing the HIV infection rate by three-fifths would require putting every single HIV-infected person on antiretroviral drugs, running widespread education and awareness campaigns, and making condoms available to every man on the planet.

For example, the widespread access to running water, drainage of soiled water into sewers, desiccation of marshes, evolution of agricultural practices and the 19th and 20th century ways of life are all major factors that explain the disappearance of malaria in Western Europe (Bruce-Chwatt and de Zulueta 1980).

Minimalistic footwear has garnered widespread interest in the running community, based largely on the premise that the footwear may reduce certain running-related injury risk factors through adaptations in running mechanics and foot strike pattern.