Sentence examples for has permeated through from inspiring English sources

Their focus, to investigate the way that food culture has permeated through every aspect of the school and is contributing to improved achievement at every level.

"10 10 has been amazing because it has permeated through all sections of the paper, such as the G2 supplement, as well as the arts and comment section.

These reforms have been seen as signalling a transition from a productivist to post-productivist philosophy in agricultural policy, although survey evidence is less than conclusive that this change of direction has permeated through the industry at the grassroots level.

He's a human banner behind which fans and players cannot help but unite, with a force of personality that has permeated through the club like a monsoon falling on dry turf.

It's amazing to see how much pop culture has permeated through Kingston's deep and winding storm drainage system; over the course of the week, every other conversation concerns RuPaul's Drag Race, Miley Cyrus's new aesthetic and which era of Britney was the best (general consensus seems to be the Blackout period).

A report by the government's advisory council on the misuse of drugs (ACMD) found that although consumption of the drug had fallen slightly from a peak in 2008/09, its use has permeated through a wide social demographic that includes the middle classes and those on lower incomes.

As yet, the effects of this tightening do not appear to have permeated through to top-line sales on the high street.

"I'm aware of the pitfalls, but believe you me, there are plenty of records that have permeated through that haven't had standard marketing promotion practices," Mr. Stringer said.

And yet the way he carried himself suggested it wasn't getting to him in the slightest and the aura of confidence he carried must have permeated through to his players.

SEM-EDX (energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy) spectra showed that chemical constituents within MMT clay including silicon, aluminium and magnesium elements had permeated through the fibre preform and were detected throughout the laminate.

One of the key points of contention in mediaeval Islamic thought concerned the possibility of metempsychosis, an idea that had permeated through the Neo-pythagoreanising Neoplatonism of Late Antiquity into Islam.