Sentence examples for enabling the spread from inspiring English sources

• To the Editor: Julie Zhuo's article is a needed challenge to nameless online "trolls" and to the news executives who betray journalistic ideals of accuracy and accountability by enabling the spread of cowardice and contumely without responsibility for consequences.

Equally, the company continues to provide a platform to misogynists, racists, neo-nazis and white supremacists — thereby enabling the spread and amplification of hate speech.

Online ad giants Facebook and Google have increasingly found themselves on the hook for enabling the spread of socially divisive, offensive and at times out-and-out illegal content via their platforms — in no small part as a consequence of the popularity of their content-sharing hubs.

One thing is clear: Social media is playing a key role in the events unfolding in Catalonia — not merely in enabling the spread of grassroots political messaging ('propaganda' if you prefer), and not merely in drawing international attention to democratic fault-lines in the country, after Spain's military police were shown in videos on social media beating unarmed civilians.

Aside from socially divisive political disinformation, it has faced growing criticism this year for enabling the spread of content such as extremist propaganda and child exploitation, as well as for multiple incidents of its tools being used to broadcast suicides and murders.

The international use of Greek, however, was one factor enabling the spread of Christianity, as indicated for example by the use of Greek for the Epistles of Paul.

PGMma hydrogels also showed a broad range of degradation rates and were cell-adhesive, enabling the spreading of adherent cells.

This has enabled the spread of betting shops on the high street, with local authorities powerless to intervene.

But beginning in 1900, when railroads enabled the spread of livestock, cattle devoured the grassy surface fuels and the fire cycle stopped.

And the barriers to entry for ventures like Mr. Omidyar's start-up have evaporated: cheap digital tools enable production and collaboration, while social media like Twitter and Facebook enable the spread of content through sharing.

Because of the country's patchwork gun laws, trafficking has enabled the spread of guns from places where firearm restrictions are relatively few, like in the South, to places where they are stricter, like New York City and California.