Sentence examples for following the spread from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the notion that scientific thinking is beautiful enjoyed a neoclassical revival, following the spread of Newton's work in the 18th century.

The sector had come under pressure last month on worries about reduced travel following the spread of the Ebola virus, but the recent statements seem to have calmed investors' nerves.

GRAPHIC: Tracking Flu Transmission: Researchers following the spread of swine flu at an elementary school in 2009 found that students were more likely to catch the flu from playmates of their own sex than from the students seated near them.

November 19, 2008 In press release Greenhalgh says H&F have given cast-iron guarantees to residents of estates in borough who are subject to his regeneration ambitions that their interests will be protected, following "the spread of misinformation on some estates".

This is one of the reasons companies like Tynt are finding other ways of following the spread of messages.

The developed RTD models allow material tracking of materials that may be used for following the spread contaminants within the process and for batch definition.

Nor am I making a bullish call on equities, since I think a big chance exists of a recession this year, following the spreading of the subprime mortgage plague.

Monoterpene emissions of Quercus coccifera L. were repeatedly measured during the two years following the spreading of a sewage sludge compost at rates of 50 Mg ha−1 and 100 Mg ha−1, in a twelve-year-old post-fire Mediterranean shrubland.

Part of that is a reaction to the election of Donald Trump following the viral spread of fake election news via Facebook, which is basically the digital equivalent of shutting the barn door after the horse has bolted.

The French Revolutionary Wars, which began in 1792 as a conflict between the new French Republic and the Austrian Empire following the French Revolution, spread in 1793 to involve a number of other European nations, including Spain and Great Britain.

Given that the signs of respiratory disease reported in this study were those associated with the occurrence of respiratory disease in the previous two years, cows and pregnant heifers might have experienced disease caused by BRSV some time previously, following the active spread of the virus among youngstock detected in this study at the time of testing.