Sentence examples for from which it spread from inspiring English sources

Early Renaissance painting in Italy had its birth and development in Florence, from which it spread to such centres as Urbino, Ferrara, Padua, Mantua, Venice, and Milan after the middle of the century.

By the Middle Ages, insurance had evolved into a more modern form in Italy from which it spread northward to England and later to the Americas.

Under the leadership of Daniel al-Qumisi (c. 850?), a Karaite settlement prospered in the Holy Land, from which it spread as far as northwestern Africa and Christian Spain.

It was imported to Europe through Crimea, from which it spread to Sicily.

Molecular evolution studies show that chloroquine resistance arose only a handful of times, from which it spread world wide (Fig. 2A).

For neoconservatives like Kramer, the correct answer is that while the "left" has been beaten politically, it has now holed up in its last redoubt--America's cultural institutions--from which it spreads pernicious, anti-American ideas.

The node from which it spreads furthest is then the most connected, the best spreader of gossip.

The infection, caused by a bacterium called the Treponema spirochete, first appears as an ulcerous sore, from which it spreads throughout the body, including the brain.

The deep and bottom water of the North Atlantic, as already stated, consists of surface water sinking between Iceland and Greenland and in the Labrador Sea, from which it spreads to the south.

We confirmed that each SSO event originates from a definite locus from which it spreads across the scalp.

We assume that disease builds up on bay laurel, the spreader species, from which it spreads on to the coast live oak (dead-end), hereafter referred to as species 1 and 2 respectively.