Sentence examples for widespread thought from inspiring English sources

The Jets' signing of LaDainian Tomlinson seemed momentous but sparked the widespread thought that if they were going to spend millions of dollars on an aging running back, they should have just held on to Thomas Jones, an idea that even The New York Post's Steve Serby and The Daily News's Gary Myers agreed on.

A14 Wildlife Disease in Midwest Discoveries of sick wildlife in Colorado, Nebraska and Wisconsin raise fear chronic wasting disease may be more widespread than thought.

Middle Eastern Virus More Widespread Than Thought.

The civic humanist program has left such an impression on political philosophers and theorists generally that it probably remains the more widespread view today, especially among those who are not themselves experts in the history of political thought.

The causes of AF are widespread & thought to be an electrolyte disturbance or altered intravascular volume, but recent evidence suggesting that vasopressor dose & raised MAP also are indicated.

Ms. Heggie added: "the idea that a women had to orgasm in order to conceive (although not necessarily at exactly the same time as her male partner) was widespread in popular thought and medical literature in the medieval and early modern period.

Johnson, the incumbent mayor who declared his intention to seek a second term a year ago, came under fire over the summer for having dismissed reports that News of the World's use of phone hacking was more widespread than first thought as "codswallop" – a claim that turned out to be wide of the mark.

New evidence has shown the scandal is more widespread than first thought.

A spokesman from the DCMS responded: "Our refinement work with [communications regulator] Ofcom has indicated that the problem of complete not-spots is not as widespread as first thought.

(Ooooh, what a tempting thought!) Widespread environmental damage on an unimaginable scale has been uncovered from surface and underground leaks during storage.

These studies and others would seem to indicate that the role of serotonin and noradrenaline in control of the lower urinary tract is more widespread than first thought.