Sentence examples for has spread slowly from inspiring English sources

Until now word of this evolution has spread slowly.

News of the award has spread slowly, impeded by Internet and media censorship.

Word has spread slowly about the terrorist attacks in New York and Washington.

Because of that rule, though, the news of a no-obvious-strings-attached $100 gift has spread slowly, but surely.

Awareness has spread slowly, perhaps because while most people shop at supermarkets every week, they buy an electrical item only two or three times a year.

As rights organisations in the western Balkans cooperate more, the power of data has spread slowly throughout the region, reaching Albania – also an EU candidate country – where the Pink Embassy is currently working on its first ever survey.

The fear had spread slowly to bridges and tunnels, she said, and after Sept. 11 it became debilitating.

Although its use in the dance field has spread more slowly than many dance historians anticipated, notation remains an essential tool.

Wych, the elm of the north and Scotland, can set seed, and perhaps because of this the disease has spread more slowly there.

65 Therefore, control by IRS has been a mainstay for many years, and, partly for reasons of logistics and distribution, the use of LLINs has spread more slowly in Latin America than Africa, Asia, or the southwest Pacific.

It also explains why it has spread rather more slowly in Scotland than the south, although there is a pocket around Brighton and Hove which has been spared the disease by the Downs, and there were some smooth-leaved elms, Ulmus minor, in East Anglia that were not attacked - although they, along with the Wych elm, are also susceptible to the disease.