Sentence examples for widespread rush from inspiring English sources

Ice caused widespread rush hour disruption, with a dozen schools closed across the country, roads left treacherous and rail services disrupted.

Enormous winds have battered northern Britain, as Storm Henry widespread rush-hour travel disruption and power cuts to much of the country.

There was an immediate impact on services but disruption is expected to be widespread during the rush hour later today and tomorrow as millions of commuters attempt to journey around London.

The Murdoch family was drawn personally into the inquiry in mid-July when the House of Commons committee on culture, media and sport questioned both Rupert and James Murdoch, with both men expressing regret over the phone hacking but denying any knowledge that it had been a widespread pattern before the rush of revelations this year.

Banks have been under siege in recent weeks for widespread corner-cutting in the rush to process delinquent mortgages.

Rushing them into widespread use without large-scale trials raises hopes and concerns.

The demand for cars is soaring as growing numbers are pushed into distant suburbs a widespread phenomenon across China with cities rushing to build modern-looking business districts and erase Maoist-era housing.

The banks had quietly received that very message a week earlier, which set off, if not a rush for the exits, certainly widespread worry in China and financial centers around the world.

In the global rush to the judgment, the widespread assumption was that Australia remained an outpost of unreconstructed male chauvinism unwilling to countenance a female leader.

She has mailed samples to pathologists and geneticists, who are rushing to understand the most widespread disease outbreak ever documented in any echinoderm.

In response to the 2012 attack and the widespread public protests it provoked, India's government rushed through legislation doubling prison terms for rapists to 20 years and criminalizing voyeurism, stalking and the trafficking of women.