Sentence examples for disseminating everything from inspiring English sources
Migos's zealous army of online supporters (see the earlier "better than the Beatles" meme) also did its part, disseminating everything from an impromptu jingle for potato chips to a clip of the group performing "Bad and Boujee" live in Nigeria.
"One of the things that Bletchley does particularly well for the allies is the fact that it is a centralized organization that is able to pull in everything and then disseminate everything and work to all three services and ultimately serve the Americans," he said, referring to Britain's navy, army and air force.
It was a time when the good ideas of 1976 (DIY attitudes, independent record labels, questioning everything) were disseminated outside the capital.
It used to be easy in the days before social media, we could just look at our e-mail and that's pretty much how everything was disseminated.
As they began searching her home, filming everything with a camcorder, they told her she was suspected of disseminating "terrorist propaganda".
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The term "fake news" has been applied to a wide variety of misleading information — factually incorrect reports, rumors, spin and everything else that exists for reasons beyond the intrinsic value in disseminating truth.
Professor Whittington also says that "everything else that universities do flows from th[eir] twin mission of generating and disseminating knowledge" (p. 16).
Almost everything can be dissolved in water and aqueous effluents are the natural ways of disseminating nutrients and poisons (Buzier et al. 2011).
Truly effective primary prevention not only means that everything is being done to minimize the number of sexual criminal offenses; it also includes broadly disseminating information to the general public and corresponding actions.
The clouds are disseminating.
