Sentence examples for widespread thanks from inspiring English sources

Then too the aspiration to own a home preferably a house, not a flat is widespread, thanks in part to the perception that property is a one-way bet.

Consumer adoption of E-mail has not been too widespread thanks to Japan's high telephone charges.

It becomes widespread thanks to its concepts that boost availability and accessibility of information on the network.

While some chunks of DNA are common today thanks to the conquest of kings or historical flukes, others have become widespread thanks to good old natural selection.

A 2016 report co-authored by Google forecasted that e-commerce in the region is on track to grow to reach $88 billion per year in 2025, up from $5.5 billion in 2015, as internet access becomes more widespread thanks to growing sales of smartphones.

In addition to wild populations, domesticated horses and donkeys are widespread thanks to humans.

The airing of such embarrassments should earn Mr. Risen widespread public thanks for holding government accountable, not time in jail.

Hawley was deliberate in his selection of 1979, a year when, as he says, "America was at its lowest point", with rising crime, a tanking economy, and widespread disillusion, thanks to Watergate and Vietnam.

Wallet hasn't seen widespread traction thanks to the often conflicting motivations of carriers, banks, credit card companies and Google.

Medicare enjoys widespread popularity, thanks to the coverage it has provided seniors since 1966 (it later expanded to include disability coverage).

That would in turn risk reducing popular support for Social Security, which enjoys widespread backing thanks to its status as a universal wage replacement program, Benesch argued.