Sentence examples similar to know how spread from inspiring English sources
You guys really know how to spread the Christmas cheer.
"Insurance companies know how to spread the risk for such care".
BOWLIN: So we don't know how far spread – this may go all the way to Westwood.
This know-how spread to Asia and Europe and remained cutting-edge technology for well over a million years.
Doesn't any 9-year-old Girl Scout know how fire spreads?
To stop the virus, it would help to know how it spreads.
The researchers say they do not know how the virus spread, whether through preening or feces or by some other means.
She was confident that her new enterprise would succeed, based on her extensive background in physical fitness, but she did not know how she would spread the word about the business.
Despite grand programmes to roll out anti-retroviral drugs that keep the infected alive, and billions spent by foreign donors and the governments of the worst-affected countries, AIDS is likely to cause one in six deaths in Africa by 2015.Why is this so, when most people know how it is spread?
Maybe this is too simplistic, but if people know how H.I.V. is spread and they know it is an incurable disease that will make you ill if not kill you, why do we still have 40,000 new cases every year? A. The notion that prevention is just about knowledge has been proved wrong again and again.
