widespread ** , also: wide-spread

Many in the business, however, feel the problems are not widespread.

However, only a small number of these saw any widespread use.

Our research into the issue did not turn up any widespread problems.

The school's name has become more widespread and known over the years.

These are today the most widespread and common in use.

The test is expected to be available for widespread use by next year.

At least that's one widespread take on the current situation.

Since then, their use has become widespread in the financial world.

Sure, this says nothing about how widespread the problem is.

It's a system where you need to have a widespread political party.

He said it would probably be four or five years before they were widespread.

But how widespread the systems might become is not certain because of their cost.

But no one knows exactly how widespread the problem is.

The problem for widespread use, he said, is the high price.

He said that his experience was widespread among former players.

Even without the law, this may already be a widespread practice.

He was popular, with widespread support all over the country.

This brought the church into widespread public and media attention.

This practice is not widespread outside of the government, however.

They may be more widespread than that, but it is hard to know.

I hope that this will become more widespread in the weeks and months to come.

It must be important if they were making such a widespread effort to find him again.

The rules were hard to understand and did not come into widespread use.

But the widespread movement of women to work did not even become a campaign issue in 2000.

"This is well known in the West, but not yet so widespread here."