Sentence examples for I've propagated from inspiring English sources

Mercifully, it is odorless when dry. Properly applied — I mix it from concentrate and use a gallon sprayer — it really does protect toothsome landscaping like the stand of pretty lacecap hydrangeas I've propagated over a decade.

He says: "Obviously I have propagated the occasional myth about myself, because the real me, I'm not worth knowing.

Clinton partially defended the 1994 crime bill but admitted the systemic bias it had propagated.

That fed into games and it has propagated outwards," he says.

The debate rages on, and it has propagated a good deal of antipathy among addiction experts and the populations they serve.

Therefore, it has propagated great interest in developing technologies to extract the residual oil from PPF.

But here in Silicon Valley, we've propagated the myth that value (i.e. market cap) and success (i.e. exit) can only be tied to venture-backed startups.

Faster lysis is a conceivable adaptive response under these conditions: phage genotypes with the highest number of free phage immediately before transfer (i.e., phage that have propagated and lysed) will have the highest probability of being transferred to the next flask, and these genotypes will go on to initiate the most individual infections in the subsequent flask.

Without getting into too many of the gory details, I will say that I had made a mistake and that the error had propagated into several connected statements.

The circumstances of the photo and the actions of the photographer are not the topic of this article, partly because such discussions are incomplete, but mostly because I'm interested in the way the photo has propagated, and how we may expect similarly powerful but controversial images to propagate.

I know a lot of gadget aficionados who will appreciate a Lightning version of this design, which has propagated like an unchecked bunny population in ideal mating circumstances over the past few years.