Sentence examples for To be propagated from inspiring English sources

French tarragon has to be propagated vegetatively, from cuttings or divisions.

In fact, sometimes they are sterile and have to be propagated vegetatively.

Like a game of Chinese whispers, any small error is likely to be propagated along the chain of remembering.

Accordingly, it might have to be propagated to concerned partners in a transitive way.

Otherwise, architectural modifications may have to be propagated to products of a product line, thereby increasing maintenance costs.

The hits get moved into raised beds to be propagated or are given more space and attention.

The plants were to be propagated by the U.S.D.A. and distributed to cooperating arboreta, botanic gardens, experiment stations, interested plant breeders and nurserymen throughout the country.

In the case of the Nintendo Tennis code, changes were necessary at the alu level and a signal needed to be propagated up to the controller logic.

To do so, whatever part of the architectural description they affect, the effects of change have to be propagated to the other parts.

The first American ambassador to Mexico, he saw it growing wild along a road in southern Mexico and sent it back to his greenhouses in South Carolina to be propagated and given to his friends.

But mostly I regret that at a time when Irishness needs a serious rebrand, we are allowing our national image to be exploited by multinationals, allowing stereotypes of a drunken Irish populace to be propagated for the benefit of shareholders.