Sentence examples for knowledge proliferated from inspiring English sources
In the mid-19th century, Yokohama became the primary foreign settlement after 1859, from which Western knowledge proliferated in Japan.
IDF J5 made the case that weapons and knowledge proliferate from state actors, which disrupts diplomatic regional efforts.
As medical knowledge proliferates, so do treatment options, which means that primary care doctors today are more likely than ever to fall short of providing the standard of care.
Since the notion of governance vastly expands the space in which decisions are taken, compared to conventional notions of politics, both the range and heterogeneity of relevant bodies of knowledge proliferate.
As the wheels of CopyrightX begin to turn, the course tries to deliver on all promises of online education: it proliferates useful knowledge beyond Harvard, it lets students learn by teaching, and it enriches the classroom environment by giving more time to discussion of hard problems.
More has to be done to develop and proliferate technical knowledge to avoid the inefficient, and even the incorrect use of EPS geofoam.
Fundamental to our understanding of wound-healing, is the knowledge that wound margins proliferate and migrate onto newly laid matrix in the wound gap [ 10].
Not so easily rectified, as conspiracy theories proliferated, was the surge in anxiety that high crimes were being committed without our knowledge by secret government agencies, or corporations, or the Mafia, the Cubans or the Soviets.
Checkpoints proliferated.
Explanations proliferated.
