Sentence examples for could have propagated from inspiring English sources

It was further estimated that after the startup, crossing of the other fundamental modes at the synchronous speed could have propagated the crack to failure under normal operating stress.

Bacteria that grow and proliferate despite having been stripped of their cell wall may provide insights into how primordial cells could have propagated billions of years ago.

Measurement error was expected to be higher in leaf and plant variables compared with numerical community variables, and these errors could have propagated into effect size estimation (Garrod et al. 2013; see below).

Icicles of rust -- rusticles -- have propagated all across the wreck.

The British media, including supposedly serious newspapers and broadcasters, have propagated every variety of pseudo-science.

It doesn't appear that very many fact-check stories have propagated yet on Google News.

3rd party WiFi databases have propagated in the last few years.

There, too, false promises have propagated distrust.

The manipulative seeds have propagated and now the GOP is officially at DEFCON 1.

What Pocock has propagated here is something deeper – cultural change.

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