Sentence examples for had propagated from inspiring English sources

Although the extent of the aftershock area suggests a bilateral propagation of the fault rupture, they concluded that the main rupture had propagated unilaterally between the two subevents.

Clinton partially defended the 1994 crime bill but admitted the systemic bias it had propagated.

Most recently, 97 members of the House wrote to President Obama opposing her possible nomination as secretary of state since she had "propagated a falsehood".

Hollinger said in a statement today that The Post had "severely and usefully disrupted the Toronto media cartel that had long divided the national media market between themselves and had propagated a uniform view of most public policy issues".

From the start, Katharine was dazzled by her husband's intelligence and wit, his ability to light up a room: "He began to liberate me from my family and from the myths they had propagated".

If you desperately wanted this lady-slipper orchid, you might be able to buy one for several hundred dollars; ten years ago, before anyone had propagated it in a nursery, this Phragmipedium was extremely rare, and it cost five thousand dollars.

What Pocock has propagated here is something deeper – cultural change.

Icicles of rust -- rusticles -- have propagated all across the wreck.

The British media, including supposedly serious newspapers and broadcasters, have propagated every variety of pseudo-science.

That fed into games and it has propagated outwards," he says.

Ryan's impressive poise, leadership and passing tools have propagated high expectations.