Sentence examples for diffusion abroad from inspiring English sources

Finally, English literature has enjoyed a certain diffusion abroad, not only in predominantly English-speaking countries but also in all those others where English is the first choice of study as a second language.

In their works these writers advocated modernization, a spirit of independence, contact with Western countries, study abroad, the diffusion of science and technology, and the abolition of conventions and superstition.

Technology may be transferred to a firm from abroad or through local diffusion, but the ability to make effective use of it cannot.

Thus the global diffusion of technology means American policies that generate hatred "on the street" abroad will be more and more likely to lead to terrorism.

One is diffusion.

The United States uses gaseous diffusion.

The design screams diffusion line.

It's diffusion by defusion.

And abroad?

successes abroad.

A diffusion line (Femme, by Feminist)?