Sentence examples for may not spread from inspiring English sources

If sparks do ignite vapours, flames may not spread because the mesh restricts airflow.

Word of the yo-yo's potential dangers may not spread as quickly as the craze for them did.

In 2013 Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury (and a former worshipper at Holy Trinity Brompton) emphasised that "where you have a good vicar you will find growing churches", causing a bristle of consternation among those in charge of dwindling congregations.Still, the church planting model may not spread everywhere.

A spherical drop, even with a positive spreading coefficient S > 0, may not spread on the fiber [10, 11].

If the dural sac is scarred in some way from a previous surgery or infection, or simply "because of an individual woman's anatomy," the medicine may not spread, meaning there are limits to the pain relief she experiences, explained Dr. Eva Pressman, chair of the department of obstetrics and gynecology at the University of Rochester Medical Center.

Thus, given that all infected individuals contribute (at least to some extent) to the general pool of the force of infection [34], but that for different immunity classes the selection pressure acting for or against drug resistance can differ, it is possible that under different transmission intensities drug resistance may or may not spread.

In the case of secondary contact after speciation, the exchanged alleles may have not spread over the ranges of the two species.

But Mr. Benn announced that four farms that had reported cattle with symptoms similar to foot- and-mouth disease had been found not infected, a sign that the disease may not have spread extensively.

Because the workers are unrelated, they will differ in their susceptibility to parasites, so a disease may not easily spread through a colony, he says.

It also has dosage issues because the THC may not be spread out evenly.

Three Muscat-flavored accessions did not carry that mutation; it is therefore likely that there are other muscat or aromatic mutations in the cultivated grapevine which may be far rarer or may not have spread within V. vinifera.