The biomedical and other sciences frequently have grant funding and typically engage in highly collaborative, data intensive research that requires widespread geographic teams where everyone needs access to the same content, whereas the humanities typically don't operate that way.
Lance Armstrong's long-time team manager Johan Bruyneel has been banned from professional sport for 10 years for helping to organise widespread doping by teams led by the disgraced cyclist.
According to Hoddle there was a widespread understanding between teams and their ballboys that if they were hanging on to a lead then time taken to return the ball would increase proportionately.
Along with the usual cast of damned coaches of bad teams, widespread grumbling has reached even the ears of Pittsburgh's Bill Cowher, the longest-tenured coach in the league, and Denver's Mike Shanahan, who has won two Super Bowls.
The general aims of the present interventions and the Crisis Intervention Teams, widespread in the USA, are similar in terms of aiming at a reduction of mental illness stigma.
There is an appreciation for the Americans who play in the English Premier League, a respectful regard for the national team, widespread indifference to Major League Soccer, wariness of American businessmen who own some of the biggest E.P.L. teams and a belief that the second-tier United States can become a global soccer power.
Signs scattered throughout the Jays' stadium boasted about the new and widespread audience the team has gained.
But the suggestion that the abuse of that drug was possibly widespread in the team is grave.
To widespread surprise, she teamed up with Campos a few months later, but it was uncertain until recently which of them would run for president.
That enthusiasm is widespread: the UN team has been deluged by a record-breaking number of submissions (nearly 300 for the UK, against 50 when it toured the US last year); city councils have passed motions requesting his presence.
