Sentence examples for an increasing spread of from inspiring English sources

"The world's political fate does not rest with leaders at the summit, expressing the will of world people, but with the local ambitions and fears of lower-echelon political machines, within the major weapons-possessing nations, whose vacillation is accompanied by an increasing spread of the atomic weapons-possessing nations. . . .

That could lead to an increasing spread of the diseases that black rats transmit, such as typhus and leptospirosis.

TIBOLA should be noticed as an emerging infection, partly due to an increasing spread of Dermacentor marginatus ticks.

The tendency outside of Europe is also characterized by an increasing spread of alternative treatment within the health sector; In an annual survey of hospitals The American Hospital Association AHAA) has since 1999 reported use of alternative treatment in American hospitals.

This model takes into consideration crystals growth rate fluctuations producing an increased spread of crystal sizes.

The higher fluctuation on the camera (wandering image) leads to an increased spread of the resulting count rate.

Further differences between the detection modes are caused by the convergence of the electron beam to form a local probe, which forces a serial image acquisition of thickness slices with an increased spread of the electron beam in z-direction because of electron channeling in zone axis orientations of the samples.

Floods increase the high levels of poverty even further, and lead to food shortages as well as to reduced access to clean water and an increased spread of diseases.

Moreover, it has been suggested that the increasing use of non-injecting drugs, such as recreational drugs, may lead to an increased spread of infections through sexual contact [ 23, 36].

The PSF of the aberrated wave front shows a substantial deviation from both the corrected and the ideal case with an increased spread of the intensity over a larger, non-uniform area.

Vietnam for many years has had a two-child policy, and the desire to breed sons together with an increased spread of ultrasound has in recent years led to a sex ratio at birth well above normal variations (30).