Sentence examples for developing and propagating from inspiring English sources
For accepting, developing, and propagating such ideas, Marcion was expelled from the church in 144 as a heretic, but the movement he headed became both widespread and powerful.
Having discovered what he believed to be Christ's message and having overcome his paralyzing fear of death, Tolstoy devoted the rest of his life to developing and propagating his new faith.
Both government and the scientific community outside of government have played independent but reinforcing roles in developing and propagating these standards and practices.
Third, we found the T790M mutation in an EGFRL858R-harboring lung adenocarcinoma cell line (H1975) that was developed and propagated in vitro prior to the development of EGFR kinase inhibitors [2].
When antibiotics are used, most of the germs they target are killed, but a few can remain that evolve to develop and propagate resistance.
The traffic is often modeled by a nonlinear hyperbolic conservation laws that may develop and propagate shock waves.
Buchanan and Koch developed and propagated their ideas through a private organisation called the Mont Pelerin Society (MPS) – an influential group known as the "neoliberal thought collective" that was established in 1947 by famed free market economist Friedrich Hayek.
The core concepts of regional science were developed and propagated through the Regional Science Association (since 1989 the Regional Science Association International) and the Journal of Regional Science, both of which Professor Isard founded in the 1950s.
CAP was not founded to develop and propagate an upstart conception of liberalism, but to give a shot in the arm the implicit creed of the status quo Democratic Party.
One direction of maximum shear (specimen's length direction) is preferred, and circumferential fatigue cracks develop and propagate at significantly greater numbers of torsion load cycles.
