Sentence examples for and the penetration of from inspiring English sources
And the penetration of smartphones now means everyone can view compelling content on their mobile device.
"The beer market is very local," he said, "and the penetration of international brands is low".
Carpenter became an Edwardian guru figure, famous for the strength of his handclasp and the penetration of his gaze.
Last year, the Guardian's Emily Bell wrote that, "Within two years, audience behaviour has completely changed due to the availability of broadband and the penetration of the internet".
"Given the progress of regulation and the penetration of the competitors," said Jorge Nicolin, director of the Federal Telecommunications Commission, "our opening compares very favorably with other countries.
King Charles III, Almeida Pigott-Smith focused the wit and the penetration of Mike Bartlett's innovative verse drama at the Almeida.
Commercial exchanges and foreign investment expanded, and the penetration of Western ideas and institutions obliged Romanian politicians and intellectuals to consider new models of development.
A healthy SC forms an effective permeability barrier that restricts water loss from the body and blocks the penetration of harmful irritants and allergens [ 4].
Their burrows aerate the soil, keep it well drained, and aid the penetration of plant roots.
Our infographic is from The Economist this week, and outlines the penetration of FGM across different African countries.
And despite the penetration of our sitcoms throughout the known universe, not everyone everywhere appreciates it.
