Sentence examples for disseminating more from inspiring English sources
A California district court granted Sony the restraining order against Hotz, preventing him from hacking and disseminating more details about its machines.
"Transparency could have a watershed moment in those negotiations," suggested Ms. Copland, if studios could be boxed in to demanding, and disseminating, more information from the digital platforms.
Corporations struggling with how to move towards a more sustainable future will move further and faster if they focus their efforts on enhancing their imaginations – and those of their customers – rather than on collecting, analysing and disseminating more information.
For decades, the N.F.L. seemed indifferent to the consequences of head injuries, and may even have concealed evidence of the dire long-term cognitive costs of concussions while disseminating more anodyne information to players and their families.
The Career Development Center, though, is available to everyone, and this week we begin the process of disseminating more widely information presented in the course.
For example the Sustainable Access in Rural India (SARI) program [2], inaugurated in 2001, consists of disseminating more than 80 rural Internet kiosks distributed in the Madurai area of Tamil Nadu in India.
There is, however, already an effective vaccine, although this vaccine needs to be disseminated more widely.
So regulators pressed for a delay, theoretically so that the information could be disseminated more widely and democratically.
The goal of the campaign is to disseminate more information about both kidney disease and the foundation.
"Removing some of the pitfalls of human and animal testing means, theoretically, that drug trials could be conducted faster and their viable results disseminated more quickly".
That isn't true for all patients – some will still be sensitive to that antibiotic – but some will have an infection that will be resistant to it and that infection will be disseminated more widely".
