Sentence examples for dramatic spread from inspiring English sources
The dramatic spread of H. axyridis suggests that it is one of the fastest-spreading invaders worldwide and is worthy of this description.
In an effort to stop the dramatic spread of the HIV epidemic, new preventive treatments, such as microbicides, have been developed.
New figures have revealed the dramatic spread of low-paid, insecure and casual work across the British economy since the financial crash of 2008.
Consistent with earlier work based on Caucasians and gorillas, ∗0101 appeared to be the newest human TAP1 allele, suggesting a dramatic spread of ∗0101 into all human populations examined.
France's government must take a good part of the blame for the dramatic spread of fuel-price protests to other countries, because of the concessions that it promptly and cravenly offered to the fishermen, farmers and truck drivers who took to the streets at the end of August (see article).
Health officials struggled to curb the virus' dramatic spread.
Beautifully illustrated with dramatic spreads and striking details of Church's works, Frederic Church: The Art and Science of Detail offers a profoundly new understanding of this canonical artist.
In a related study, TGFβ-1 and the extracellular matrix protein laminin-5 induced EMT and hepatocellular carcinoma cell invasion by upregulating Snail and Slug, down regulating E-cadherin, translocating β-catenin into nuclei, and inducing dramatic spreading and morphological changes in the cancer cells [ 27].
Religious people were also less likely to get depressed or complain of stress than non-religious Americans.And yet, despite these impressive continuities, it is impossible to review six decades of Gallup polling without being struck by dramatic changes.Television spread with extraordinary speed.
Muskrat populations appear to go through a regular pattern of rise and dramatic decline spread over a six- to 10-year period.
The dramatic global spread and increased frequency and magnitude of epidemic DF/DHF in the past 40 years underscore the critical need for more effective surveillance, prevention, and control of this disease.
