Sentence examples for bid to spread from inspiring English sources
But employees have been crossing the street more often in the last year, ever since Mr. Fager was made the chairman of CBS News in a bid to spread the "60 Minutes" sensibility to other shows.
False profiles are fairly easy to create; hundreds can pop up simultaneously, sometimes with the help of robots, and often they persuade real users into friending them in a bid to spread malware.
Thanks!" The number was given out to people interested as signing up to volunteer for Sanders' campaign, providing information about how to get involved, and Gedrich reportedly sent it to as many people as possible – opting to 'match' with everyone she could in a bid to spread the message.
In a bid to spread its content elsewhere, Viki is also now on version four of its API.
Last December Ribbit, a startup that calls itself "Silicon Valley's first phone company," launched a bid to spread Flash apps for voice.
The chief executive at the council, John Mothersole said the debt had been "re-profiled four-times" which has lead to the outstanding debt increasing as part of the council's bid to "spread the financial load".
Like a good 1950s movie star, the piece winks in several directions: at the old credo of manifest destiny that bid America to spread from sea to shining sea; at the state's allure to apocalypse-centric cults; at its residents, who live in fear of its earthquakes; and Hollywood's inspiring way of being able to make movies and money out of it all.
Jasper Lawler, market analyst at CMC Markets UK, said: Sceptics might suggest this is good timing in low liquidity markets to spread a bid rumour.
In January Discovery Communications fast-tracked a deal to increase its stake in Eurosport from 20%to51%1%, with Zaslav expanding on comments made in January about entering the process by indicating that a joint bid might be an option to spread the multi-billion pound cost.
The United States is considering the introduction of a more stringent screening process for airline passengers travelling to the country in a bid to combat the spread of Ebola.
Four months later, an increasingly desperate government will bar people from leaving their homes for three days in a bid to halt the spread of the virus.
