Sentence examples for disseminated enough from inspiring English sources

But the tales were persistent enough, widely disseminated enough, and serious enough, that this morning NZ Police took the highly unusual step of publishing a formal statement to quash them.

More and more Chinese say they distrust the Wizard-of-Oz-style of control the Communist Party has exercised since it seized power in 1949, and they are asking their leaders to disseminate enough information so they can judge whether officials, who are widely believed to be corrupt, are doing their jobs properly.

This ad campaign, if disseminated widely enough (it is depending on donated media), will reduce the heartache of G.I.'s and their families, and will save lives.

In fact, if this image could be disseminated widely enough, he might even suffer a crisis of confidence, lose his businesses and have to sell his stupid golf courses to a farmer.

Yes, leaks are always possible, but if the Attorney General is the only person with full access to Mueller's final report, which is a distinct possibility under the governing law, the report may not be disseminated widely enough to guarantee a leak.

The result suggests that the role of physical activity in breast cancer prevention may not have been disseminated widely enough, even if individuals had high knowledge about breast cancer risk.

Despite the constant presence of burnout concerns in the healthcare industry and the exploding popularity of the topic of physician burnout - effective prevention tools are not being disseminate widely enough to effect the trend of increasing physician burnout rates.

Information about the threat of AIDS has not been disseminated widely or effectively enough, particularly among youngsters who feel they are invulnerable.

Could she disseminate it well enough for the masses?

Has the government embedded its carefully chosen, diligently disseminated, self-serving terminology firmly enough in our collective consciousness?

Rating agency downgrades do not destroy markets for corporate bonds, simply because enough information is disseminated that other analysts can reach their own conclusions.