Sentence examples for had spread faster from inspiring English sources

Dr. Duane Gubler, a specialist in insect-borne diseases who works for the C.D.C. in Fort Collins, Colo., said West Nile encephalitis, never detected in the United States before it occurred in New York in 1999, had spread faster than expected.

Word that there was a man with an actual plan had spread fast and Hopkins was deluged by interest from all over the world.

The ACARS data suggested the fire had spread fast and "that might explain the fact that there was no distress call," Learmont wrote in a blog.

Arriving back in Boston on 30 August, Hull and his crew found that news of their victory had spread fast, and they were hailed as heroes.

The reasons why AIDS has spread faster in some places than in others are extremely complicated.

The fear of Ebola has spread faster in America than the virus itself.

Newly established best practices have spread faster than expected through the company, thanks to the creation of a central corporate team dedicated to spreading the word; previously this had been left to individual factories.

That renown seems to have spread faster and farther than the wines themselves, which remain a relative rarity outside their homeland, making a trip to Tokaj a near necessity for travelers who want to taste the full range.

The protests have spread faster than a speeding moped.

It does in fact seem to be very contagious, having spread faster in a few weeks, than anything I've seen in my 53 years.

Such advantageous substitutions have spread faster in the populations analysed than random substitutions.