Sentence examples for has spread very from inspiring English sources

American pop culture has spread very far.

But it has spread very unevenly across the country.

Glossy privet in the study area has spread very rapidly during the 23 years that we studied and the SVM resulted in highly accurate classifications (Kappa Index 0.88, commission error 0.07, omission error 0.16).

Dr Evans, lecturer in Conservation Biology said: "The moth has spread very fast, it is almost impossible to eradicate them".

However, the disease has spread very quickly among this population.

Shortly afterwards, the new strain has spread very quickly among humans all over the world, causing millions of infections.

In the past, insect diseases have spread very quickly," Thomas told the Guardian.

"If you talk to students in these institutions you will see that we have achieved a great deal, and that our ideas have spread very far". The other factor is Iraq -- where, Saanei says, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani has successfully updated the role of Islam in government.

"In some earlier societies, cannibalism was not a social act, in which case diseases would not have spread very well in the population," says Rudolf.

Doctors diagnosed him upon his return to the U.S. with an "aggressive" cancer that had "spread very rapidly" to his abdomen and spine.

JAMES Our very first interviews have spread really far, and they weren't all that good.