Sentence examples for widespread says from inspiring English sources

Where does that get them?"Without the presence of the UN, atrocities would be even more widespread, says Mr Malengule.

"That tweet was very telling, in terms of a mentality that is probably very widespread," says Adam, speaking softly from his office high above Toronto's downtown financial district.

"There is a lot of shame in telling a story like that, but it is really widespread," says Ziff. "It doesn't happen in front of anyone.

With the advent of the internet, the practice has become easier and more widespread, says Zug, but the premise has always remained the same for the brides, she says: a chance to find a better life.

With growing economic inequality, the support for minimum wage is fairly widespread," says Zoltan Hajnal, professor of political science at University of California in San Diego, adding that the issue cuts across party lines.

"The high-end watch world has indeed flourished since the Internet has become so widespread," says Elizabeth Doerr, author of "12 Faces of Time," a book on independent watchmaking scheduled to be published in February by teNeues.

I think this is pretty widespread," said Dr. Diflo.

"I've never seen it so widespread," said Harold A. Schaitberger, the general president of the International Association of Fire Fighters.

"The retail slowdown has become more widespread," said John Morris, an analyst at Gerard, Klauer Mattison.

Napster could only happen because the PC is so widespread, said Mr Gates.

"This was really pretty widespread," said William J. Comiskey, a deputy state attorney general.