Sentence examples for widespread summer from inspiring English sources

And at least we've avoided widespread summer floods - so far.

Without remediation, excess nitrogen could decimate shellfish beds and lead to widespread summer fish kills as algae, warm temperatures and cloud cover stifle oxygen in coastal waters, say officials who have examined the problem.

Anti-business sentiment is still widespread today.

And it worked, stimulating both punk-rock and widespread 1960's revivalism.

Widespread winter storms may also have made spring merchandise less appealing to them.

Parts of the city sank up to a metre, in turn prompting widespread winter flooding.

This legend is widespread today, but it does not match the hard facts.

Concern was clearly widespread today among Western officials that Iraq could find itself in a political void.

Rebates and other discounts became slightly more widespread last month than in January and were heavily advertised, especially by Chrysler.

My first job had me coding in Visual Basic, which is still widespread today and testament to the versatility of the language.

"This problem is far more widespread this year than in previous years," said Kaye A. Thomas, an authority on stock options and author of "Consider Your Options".