Sentence examples for help to disperse from inspiring English sources

Terrestrial mammals also help to disperse seeds.

Instead of working to raise money, I'll help to disperse it".

Lelieveld said the UK's lower number may be because Atlantic winds help to disperse pollution.

This would give the local council some control and help to disperse HMOs over a wider area.

The recent clear stance that police and the CPS will not defer to famous men should help to disperse that belief from the population at large.

Trade winds from the northeast normally help to disperse the fumes over the Pacific, but last month the winds shifted and stalled.

The tip of the spadix will exceed human body temperature, helping to disperse the odor.

It succeeded only in helping to disperse the 1860 vote sufficiently to ensure the election of the Republican candidate, Abraham Lincoln.

Above the stage floats a big white helium-filled balloon, helping to disperse sound around the concert hall and serving a functional as well as an aesthetic purpose.

The FT-IR spectra showed the hydrogen bonding between the fillers and the PEBA which helped to disperse the fillers in the polymer matrix.

"This gives us new insight on how ant populations change over time". In general, ants play an important role in agriculture around the world, with some helping to disperse seeds while others eat herbivorous insects.