Sentence examples for widespread that we from inspiring English sources

The belief is widespread that we need Keynesian measures: a large-scale infusion of money into the economy.

The continuing myth of Hollywood Babylon is now so widespread that we all know it's a rum old LA pool that doesn't have a coke-addled corpse bobbing in it.

"The economic recession is so widespread that we believe virtually every market in the country will see a rise in vacancy rates of between 2 and 5 percentage points by mid-2009," said Bill Goade, chief executive of CresaPartners, which advises corporations on leasing and buying office space.

By the time we have the problem fitting people into the country, the idea would be so widespread, that we would have more Liberland nations in the world.

It appears that we are at a tipping point in industrialized countries where poor semen quality is so widespread that we must suspect that it results in low pregnancy rates".

Sequence usage has become so widespread that we have started using sequences for dealing with problems, such as understanding protein folding, that by their nature defy "sequence" abstraction.

How widespread that problem could be isn't clear.

Historically it sat alongside a widespread belief that we were better in than out.

"There is widespread agreement that we lack reliable data on antibiotic use patterns".

There is, I discovered, a widespread sense that we cannot go on like this, that we cannot keep destroying in the name of protection.

There is further widespread consensus that we need to spend more money on health in Britain, and that the reforms must make the services far more patient-centred.