Sentence examples for widespread to from inspiring English sources

Today, high technology is too widespread to astonish.

But it seems that he (or sometimes she) is getting too widespread to be pigeonholed.

The murders were too widespread to attribute to any single person or group.

So how does such behaviour become sufficiently widespread to bring about an economic slump?

When feeding, they swim with mouths agape and gill openings widespread to strain out plankton.

The phenomenon is too widespread to be local, and too lasting to be seasonal.

The comments might suggest the government is accommodating the critique of the political system, perhaps because it has become too widespread to stifle.

Such efforts are admirable, but not sufficiently widespread to allay the fears of concerned folk such as the creators of pleaserobme.com.com

Recompense is duly extracted.And, in all of these countries, bribery is too widespread to be regarded by its beneficiaries as seriously unethical.

Experts in international law said the sexual abuse of minors by Roman Catholic priests was sufficiently heinous and widespread to be taken to the court.

The case will provide the court's first occasion, in the years since exonerations based on DNA have become widespread, to reconsider the standards for reopening death penalty cases to present claims of innocence.