Sentence examples for widespread through from inspiring English sources

"They were then bitten by the mosquito Aedes aegypti which, of course, is widespread through the Americas.

Afterward, Mr. Vargas Llosa's influence in the Spanish-speaking world became more widespread through his column for El País, the Spanish daily newspaper in Madrid.

The Sangamon was named for deposits studied in Sangamon County, Illinois, U.S. Sangamon deposits frequently consist of ancient soils, which are widespread through much of the central United States.

The Chibcha proper (also called Muisca) comprised several feudal states, among whom war and tribute were commonplace, and their fine manufactures of gold, copper, and pottery became widespread through extensive trade.

Metallic pipes and reinforcement of reinforced concrete have a particular relevance thanks to their large widespread through buildings.

Saprophytic fungi appeared to be less widespread through the soil horizons and displayed a higher diversity of laccase genes than the mycorrhizal ones.

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Unlike those countries, where oligarchic rule and high unemployment have fed discontent, China's leaders have largely tamed widespread antipathy through policies that have led to robust economic growth and through selective repression that most Chinese have come to tolerate.

They can also cause pneumonia, damage the heart and produce widespread infection through the blood.

It was widespread, mainly through southern Australia, central Australia, and Tasmania, and dates from about 30,000 bp onward.

But it became a widespread phenomenon through "creepypasta": stories written and read by internet users and spread on Wiki pages and through Reddit.