Sentence examples for grown spread from inspiring English sources

In the late 1980s, the seminal Bodmer report gave birth to a "public understanding of science" movement which – while initially criticised for its didactic approach – has evolved, refined, grown, spread into an entire academic discipline and accompanying profession – science communication (of which I have been practitioner for the best part of a decade).

They suddenly grow, spread, and black out the whole house from inside.

A drug designed to target one pathway may succeed in destroying only a fraction of the tumor, leaving the rest to grow, spread, and kill.

Through that investment, the LTA must not only ensure a steady stream of talent flows through the system capable of challenging the hungry, talented youngsters from a growing spread of countries, but grow grassroots participation.

Ministers are poised to give the go-ahead to a widespread cull of badgers in a bid to halt the growing spread of tuberculosis in cattle – with a significant gap still remaining in the science behind the move.

The program grew, spread to other countries in the region, and gained visibility in the developed world as well through numerous publications and presentations (3).

After giving the cells a few days to grow, spread, and make connections, the researchers dropped the temperature, causing the thermally sensitive polymer to break its hold on the glass slide and release the muscle thin film.

The soft, spongy orange fruit bodies grow spread out on the surface of fallen logs.

In 2014, Cameron commissioned an economist to study the growing spread of antibiotic resistance.

But, of course, some prostate cancers DO grow, spread and kill.

The growing spread of illness can largely be attributed to the lack of sanitation in many of the hospitals, according to Darwish.