Sentence examples for earlier spread from inspiring English sources

Word of its recovery, barely 24 hours earlier, spread yesterday through magicians' circles with the excitement and hype that perhaps only Houdini himself could have conjured.

The protests, which had started in Chengdu a week earlier, spread to other cities, including Shenzhen and Guangzhou in the prosperous south.For anyone who had taken the view that the present proposals to reform the United Nations and change the architecture of the Security Council were just a parlour game for diplomats, these demonstrations mark a rude awakening.

We brought her here to Los Angeles, from her home in New York City after the lung cancer she was diagnosed with six months earlier spread to her liver.

Such a concept is possible if there had been earlier spread of a less virulent coronavirus, providing some immunity to a proportion of the population.

The age estimates of M1b and U6a1 (~20 KYA) together with their Northwest African-spread patterns are more consistent with their appearance during or after the spread of the Iberomaurusian culture, rather than explainable by an earlier spread of the Dabban industry.

The cell line SCLC differs from NSCLC in terms of its faster growth and earlier spread (Allen and Jahanzeb, 2008), and recent clinical trials in NSCLC patients have revealed a poorer prognosis for squamous cell carcinoma than for adenocarcinoma (Asamura et al, 2008).

The Amerasian basin in the western Arctic Ocean had formed during an earlier spreading phase from about 130 to 110 million years ago.

Faria, N. R. et al. The early spread and epidemic ignition of HIV-1 in human populations.

They arrived early, spread a blanket on the grass, and waved at John, who was sitting at a picnic table, writing in his journal.

Rise of a Virus Previous articles in this series examined the economic impact of SARS, the early spread of the epidemic and the global response by health agencies.

The ethnography of the Po and Alpine regions is complex and obscure because of the early spread of Etruscan culture and colonization.