Sentence examples for has spread faster from inspiring English sources

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.

Word has spread fast beyond the Zimbabwean expatriate community to other Africans, Asians and South Americans.

"Word has spread fast," said Wally Masur, a former Australian player who is at Wimbledon working as a commentator for Australian television.

So it came as a shock earlier this year when the government of Andhra Pradesh, the Indian state where microcredit has spread fastest, accused some leading microfinance institutions (MFIs) of behaving no better than old-style usurers.

News has spread fast of technical mishaps and "show-stops": this is not a sign of disaster, but perfectly normal during previews, though one might question the producers' decision to charge full price for tickets during the first three weeks of the run before the official opening night on 25 August.

But the impact has spread fast and risks reigniting flames that this country will struggle to put out.

While the disease is not new in Pakistan, experts say it has spread fast and may reach crisis proportions.

The call has spread fast on social media, eliciting such hashtags as "#BlackOutFriday," "#HandsUpDontSpend" and "#BrownFriday" in memory of the slain teen.

The idea of MPAs has spread fast globally and is commonly perceived as a "simple yet elegant" (Anonymous 2006, p. 2) solution to resource management problems and ecosystem conservation; and an effective remedy to governing failure in fisheries and coastal areas (Pomeroy 2003).

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.